Sentence examples for created anticipation from inspiring English sources

They came together in August 2010 and have released only one single so far, but that one song has earned them praise from critics and music bloggers and created anticipation for new material that should be released soon.

The big budget film created anticipation prior to release but was ultimately panned and fared poorly at the box office.

Prior to release, the film's promotion created anticipation and upon release, the film became a large success at the box office.

But, again, this proved so effective with early audiences it was retained as the main trailer, since it created anticipation for the rest of the film without giving anything away.

This created anticipation that Texas might play for the national championship if they could win their road game against Ohio State University and if they could snap their five-game losing streak against the Oklahoma Sooners who started the season ranked at No. 7. Ohio State had similarly high pre-season expectations with their No. 4 ranking.

But, Dean Leontiades said, the success of the Microsofts create anticipation of growth without anticipation of a downside.

And I'd argue that spoilers have a part to play in whetting appetites, creating anticipation, setting scenes.

It creates anticipation in the listener, lifts the drama, arrests the ear, gets you ready – for what?

Working with fewer than all 12 allowed him to create anticipation and fulfillment as tones long implicit became explicit.

Being able to smell the odours that a character on screen would smell, or feel the objects or atmosphere they would feel, can create anticipation and build suspense in the same way as sound currently does".

Sure, the Mets and the Yankees create anticipation and excitement, but if the Mets are going to play the way they did yesterday, let the National League's woeful members, the Phillies, for example, benefit.