Sentence examples for created an excitement from inspiring English sources

"But it has opened stuff up, and created an excitement around programming that I've never seen before".

"The Olympics created an excitement and prestige around the sport, and now the rest of the world is beginning to really pay attention to tennis".

He further adds, "The performances I saw there as a young man created an excitement I could find nowhere else.

Yet they have created an excitement and a momentum that is already taking them global, and Danny Meyer, who created the concept in a hot dog stand operation just a few years ago, is an entrepreneur no less than Mark Zuckerberg.

The positive results from some preoperative and postoperative approaches 20– 23 have created an excitement as well as some confusion.

This certainly helped me, as the club captured their imagination and created an excitement for both those [local agencies] and the participants.

An eternally-unavailable person creates an excitement and intoxication factor called limerence, which is the way we feel when we are first falling for someone.

"It creates an excitement in the event," Ms. Munshin said.

Ford said his intention was to re-create an excitement that had disappeared.

This new method creates an excitement that may not be the same as kids lining up to buy "Thriller" at midnight, but it's potent.

They go straight to the nerve of our readership and create an excitement that they don't get from other forms.