Sentence examples for caused much excitement from inspiring English sources
His comments caused much excitement, and the planned law was scrapped.
He'd thrown one into the mix which caused much excitement around the room and ultimately made it to our shortlist.
Teixobactin is not active against the harder-to-treat type of bacteria called gram-negative bacteria, but its announcement caused much excitement.
On Thursday, the 24 men and 3 women who make up the executive committee will meet at FIFA's headquarters for a twice-yearly get-together that for much of the past few decades has rarely caused much excitement.
The poet, short-story writer, novelist, and scriptwriter Stephanie Johnson brought out The Heart's Wild Surf, a novel set in Fiji after World War I, and 26-year-old Emily Perkins caused much excitement with her collection Not Her Real Name: And Other Stories, which won the Montana New Zealand Book Award for a first work of fiction.
So too will Ben Youngs, the button-bright newcomer at scrum-half, and Courtney Lawes, the Northampton lock whose habit of making big-hit tackles in areas of the field rarely visited by more traditionally-equipped second-row forwards has caused much excitement among the coaching staff.
See articleUnivision is considering putting itself up for sale, causing much excitement among investors (the estimated price-tag is $13 billion).
3/5 Another winner on appearance with its size, lurid colour and decoration causing much excitement: "I want an eyeball!" "It's got a crown".
The fall elections were not causing much excitement in New York to begin with, but certainly the events of the past days have shown how important it is to use care in selecting the next generation of city leaders.
This would not generally cause much excitement; but Santa Fe is now at the centre of a debate about whether student-led prayers before school football games violate the constitutional separation of church and state.On November 15th, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case challenging the Santa Fe school district's policy of allowing the prayers.
But even if McDonald's has lost its luster for Russians, the fast-food establishment nowadays spread too generously over the country to cause much excitement, each Russian still remembers the day he had his first Big Mac.
