Sentence examples for excited customers from inspiring English sources

When a new gaming device is released, excited customers run to the store to buy the new console and several games.

Curious and excited customers thronged stations as the metro's first day of full operation went off more or less smoothly.

Granted, you don't have a large enough fan base yet to get a constant stream, but why would you leave those excited customers hanging out to dry?

If the idea catches fire, the founders may find themselves with a few hundred thousand dollars in the bank, a prototype, and a host of excited customers to satisfy.

Five hours before they opened a series with the Astros on Friday night, a line of excited customers stood at the ticket windows of Minute Maid Park, waiting patiently to pay their money.

He said the incident, which ended when a maître d'hôtel rushed over with tablecloths to cover the women up, was one of about a dozen times over the years when happy, excited customers at the Four Seasons took happy, excited splashes in the pool.

Whether they will excite customers is the key question, but the American automakers know that exciting customers must be their chief goal.

The long trumpeted arrival of broadband connections on mobiles, in which the network operators have invested billions of pounds, has also failed to excite customers so far.

Given the challenge of coming up with something that will excite customers during a recession, many designers are finding themselves tangled in a riddle without an answer.

Prada may be a powerhouse at stores like Bergdorf, but those diamond-patterned midi-vests and trousers that Miuccia Prada showed last February (and which some of us raved over) did not seem to excite customers.

Department store sales have been depressed all year, but that seems mainly a function of the slack economy and the failure of spring trends, like a 1980's revival, to excite customers.