Sentence examples for death excitement from inspiring English sources

It was truly life or death excitement.

Not the kind of adrenaline-pumping, life-or-death excitement of those days six years ago when I was in Special Operations and hunting insurgents in Iraq.

You could also argue that these portentous nature shows are merely playing on the secret desire we all have to feel that there is still some danger, some life-or-death excitement, left in this sterilized, seat-belted, stay-on-marked-trails world.

His formula for success is straightforward: create big projects, market them to death, generate excitement, bring in new money.

Jazz "isn't a last feverish excitement, a spasm of energy before death," he wrote.

Every passing vehicle is an excitement: possible death in a far-off land.

Thus, when this comes along, the first book since Adams's untimely death in 2001, both excitement and trepidation are felt.

Lung specimens also infected tree shrews (1 2 months old) after subcutaneous injection, resulting in excitement and death from encephalitis and enterohemorrhage.

And excitement comes as death.

Victorians were intrigued by the way in which photography had the power to enable people to live on in some way after their death, deriving a frisson of excitement.

On March 12th Zoran Zivkovic, a former Serbian prime minister, commented that the Eurovision row had caused "much more excitement than the death of Slobodan Milosevic .Indeed, these two scenes say more about life in Serbia today than all the ponderous punditry after the death of Mr Milosevic.