Sentence examples for crowd exciting from inspiring English sources

Sure, there were plenty of historical romances, damsels in distress, and pie fights -- but there were also the glories of German Expressionism, moving dramas of everyday life (think King Vidor's The Crowd), exciting crime stories, riveting documentaries, and epic war films (including Wings, the first movie to win the Academy Award for best picture).

"He's exciting and one of those players who gets the crowd excited when he gets the ball.

Although the 18-year-old thrilled the crowd with exciting pace and deft touches, he was upstaged by the master marksman alongside him.

The first is to pump up the crowd, with exciting anthems intended to stir the soul and get the adrenaline flowing.

To be able to have the chance to run in front of a home crowd is exciting for any British athlete.

The noise, the fast rhythm of the children and the adults who moved through the crowd felt exciting in a brand new way.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"People talk about great crowds and exciting playoffs, but I don't think the quality of rugby is that good.

It's a simple story, about a group of people who, fearing (correctly) that the Nazis are planning to destroy their village, take to the road in search of the American liberators -- simple, but, in the Tavianis' telling, crowded with exciting events and vigorously drawn characters, all magnified by the awestruck consciousness of the little girl, who, we know, will live to tell the tale.

August and September are perfect months to explore some of the most popular winter sport destinations with far fewer crowds and exciting summer activities beckoning.

He became a popular crowd-pleaser, exciting the fans with dunks and blocked shots that belied his lack of height and overweight frame.