Sentence examples for day excitement from inspiring English sources

This was where, only a week before election day, excitement and anticipation had emerged when Mousavi won a remarkable TV debate with the hardline Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

"Drones, radio-controlled cars, headphones, Christmas electronics," he says, beaming with Christmas Day excitement.

The feelings I'm experiencing are similar to what I felt in college on graduation day: excitement about getting a check from my folks combined with nausea from a hellacious bender the night before.

On the third day, excitement and suspense built up as we approached the first of 1,200 steps leading up to La Ciudad Perdida.

There's more context – including a season that has withered from deadline day excitement and a title challenge to familiar fourth-placed retreat – but it's probably most concise to say that the game against Hull City was always going to be treated as either the dawning of a new era or a death rattle.

His voice was edged with powder-day excitement.

At Leeds we got off the train and followed the small but growing band of fans to the train for Burley Park; there was excitement in the air but it was a kind of muted, four-day excitement.

McIlroy had the good grace to offer some Sunday excitement.

On Mondays, Luda and Milena felt deflated and tired, too, and perhaps even a little ashamed of their Friday excitement.

As the doors to the Frist Multipurpose Room swung open at exactly 5 30 p.m. on a recent Wednesday, excitement and anticipation were palpable: After all, the 40 to 50 waiting students had been promised the solution to a campus mystery.

What some fans may not fully realize is the extensive corporate structure that supports the game-day excitement.