The phrase "drive excitement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the feeling of enthusiasm associated with something, such as a thrilling event or activity. For example, "The announcement of the upcoming music festival drove excitement throughout the city."
But for a franchise still smarting from the Drive, excitement is held in check and playoff talk is still verboten.
The first is that there doesn't look like there will be a marquee startup debuting this fall to drive excitement.
With new Windows devices, including Surface Pro, and the new Office on the horizon, we'll continue to drive excitement for the Windows ecosystem and deliver our software through devices and services people love and businesses need".
Though projects can be key tools for introducing novel work practices, 35 they offer benefits, including a distinctive focus, identity and drive, excitement and interest.
Rather personal concernment as a result of emotions and a code of values drives excitement for scientific topics (Figure 1).
Foner's suggested solution to the movie's omissions would have left it without concentration, drive, focus, excitement.
"I miss New York, the buzz of the city, the drive and excitement that only New York can offer," she said.
Several years later, the Lisa, the first commercial PC with a graphical user interface, and an infamously poorly designed "Twiggy" floppy disk drive, generated excitement but failed commercially.
"She comes from a different cultural background, and her outsider mentality, her drive and excitement are all reminiscent of the just-do-it optimism of the European Modernists who went to California and were so influential to postwar architecture".
Her songs, as London audiences will find out at two gigs later this month, effortlessly match all her male contemporaries in sheer drive and excitement, with Jackson's hiccupping vocals both sassy and sexy.
