Sentence examples for crowd excitement from inspiring English sources

Crowd excitement peaked for Paint it Black, Jumpin' Jack Flash and Honky Tonk Women, and then again when Keith Richards belted out a number or two.

Presenters on the night included Mel Gibson, Radha Mitchell and Rachel Griffiths, but on the red carpet, crowd excitement was reserved for the reality show winners Bindi Irwin of Dancing in the Stars, newly crowned X Factor singer Cyrus and Oddball the dog, star of the Aacta-nominated film of the same name.

"We are going to get greedy and try and repeat that at The Oval," said Cook. "Nine wickets in a session, the crowd, excitement and nerves at the beginning - it was a special day".

I credit Steve Jobs creating crowd excitement that borders on hysteria about technological stuff.

Thom Jurek gave it four out of five stars in his review for AllMusic, and stated that "each [song] is incredibly energetic, clearly riding the crowd excitement of the event, and the performances are stellar without a lapse".

His rallies are already legendary for their level of crowd excitement, and he's gotten more small donations than Hillary has managed (although Hillary, to be fair, has raised more money overall).

It certainly shifted the crowd's excitement levels up a few gears.

When he first stepped out onto the platform, the crowd's excitement suddenly evaporated.

That was disconcerting to the crowd's excitement and many have expressed they no longer hope Klose beats that record.

According to The Chicago Tribune, the first verse was immediately "received with the utmost enthusiasm and applause," and the crowd's excitement only built as the song went along.

As the crowd's excitement rose to fever pitch, the Scot responded magnificently to fight his way back into contention and hold his nerve when the going got tough.