Sentence examples for during the excitement from inspiring English sources

The so-called communal school, which was led by two American scholars F.B. Gummere (1855 1919) and G.L. Kittredge (1860 1941), argued at first that ballads were composed collectively during the excitement of dance and song festivals.

The itching abated during the excitement of filming on the bridge, but while we wait for Gregg to sign off on the footage I want to claw myself savagely.

This means that during the excitement, the transitions to the third and fourth states occur not only from the first state but also from the second one (Fig. 5).

Investigators are still trying to determine whether the disks were pocketed by spies or mislaid by employees during the excitement of last month's fire that swept through Los Alamos, and they haven't announced whether the disks were even accessed while they were missing.

He laughed as he described the grief he's taken from friends for vomiting, rather publicly, during the excitement at the end of the Derby.

Early pioneering work from the 1960's [ 11] described elevation of both cervix and uterus during the excitement and plateau phase followed by fundal uterine contractions progressively involving the lower uterine segment as orgasm developed.

The excellent violinist Nikolaj Znaider maintained the excitement during his virile performance of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, which came next.

Mrs. Gobert remembers the excitement during a lab in which her students had to calculate the density of a liquid.

Most Pakistanis looked on the presidential vote with considerable indifference, a sharp contrast to the excitement during the campaign leading to parliamentary elections.

But in between the excitement during those first weeks of grappling with America as my new home, a distinct sense of unease, and discomfort started to settle.

But all of the excitement during Tuesday's extraordinary unfolding coverage came to a sudden halt for the argument between Mr. Bennett and Mr. Dobbs, which brought to mind something you see on nature shows with large mammals baring tusks and smashing bellies on an ice floe.