Sentence examples for excitement a bit from inspiring English sources

Samantha said she relished the experience, although when she returned to school, she tempered her excitement a bit.

"We have to do something about our military and police," I say, hoping to temper his excitement a bit so I don't pee in my car.

When told by his grandmother, the Queen, that he would be going to Afghanistan, he said he felt "a bit of excitement, a bit of "phew, finally get the chance to actually do the soldiering I wanted to do from ever since I joined".

"I wanted to give the spectators a bit of excitement, a bit of theatre.

Well, pricing info for the handheld is finally available and it might cool your excitement a bit.

Excitement scale: a bit snoozy.

On such an inauspicious occasion, the least that could be expected was quality, excitement and a bit of morality.

The excitement waned a bit when Mr. Davies turned away from new material to go into his "Storytellers" mode.

Fans will find themselves back in that state of Homeland nervous excitement, sitting a bit too upright on the sofa, fingernails in palms.

The meter excitement came a bit later, on Wednesday, when the inverter was put in to make the current palatable for our home.

That whimsy and excitement has a bit to do with the design, but much more to do with what's on the hangers: Mr. Vibskov's own designs, which take up most of the store.