Sentence examples for excited by the crowd from inspiring English sources
I think I got a bit excited by the crowd.
One young woman, clearly excited by the crowd, not to mention meeting the legendary proprietress, grasped her hand.
He was excited by the crowd but managed to contain himself". Kauto Star was retired from racing in October by owner Clive Smith, who later fell out with champion trainer Paul Nicholls over future plans.
The crowd was excited by the tolling of the bells from the song, and the scoreboard showing Hoffman running in from the bullpen.
Musically, the only crowds excited by the singing in this film, for which Ms. Carey also takes a credit as the executive music director and a co-writer of several songs, are the extras who appear in its raves and in a climactic Madison Square Garden performance and who, presumably, were paid in some form for expressing their enthusiasm.
Imperialism was the key word of the 1890s, just as Home Rule had been in the critical decade of the 1880s, and the cause of empire was associated not merely with the economic interests of businessmen looking for materials and markets and the enthusiasm of crowds excited by the adventure of empire but also with the traditional lustre of the crown.
To stop the horse getting excited by the noise of the packed Aintree crowds before the race, the groom used earplugs.
There's a marvellous moment just before David and Giovanni meet, when David moves through a crowd of men excited by the presence of the new bartender: "it was like moving into the field of a magnet or like approaching a small circle of heat".
Comley was excited by the prospect of playing before the biggest hockey crowd ever.
The crowd surged up to the plinth, madly excited by the appearance of a Buddhist monk giving the victory sign.
