Sentence examples for excitement fire from inspiring English sources

From the moment a group of slacker spelunkers descends from the rafters into the darkness where the Bat Boy dwells -- "This cave rocks!" -- and in their excitement fire up a bong, the show is a jaggedly imaginative mix of skewering and self-puncturing humor.

"Bourdain spoke honestly about the kind of kitchens I'd grown up in - the visceral thrill, the camaraderie, the sheer rock and roll excitement, the fire and the knives.

It's all but certain Trump will bring both the excitement and the fire – both of which were missing in New Hampshire.

There's gasoline, metal being cut, the smell of sweat and excitement, and the fires".

Trade union leaders, which is what BMA leaders really are, get boxed into corners by their members – new to all this kind of excitement and all fired up – and by government pressure coming the other way.

Liverpool is on fire with excitement at the prospect as the Jürgen  Klopp revolution gathers pace.

I need the fire, the excitement, the passion, the whole rollercoaster.

It had fire and excitement and interesting characters, and Michael is an incredible composer who's true to his compositional voice.

I have never seen anything to equal the fire and excitement that sometimes, without warning, fill a church, causing the church, as Leadbelly and so many others have testified, to rock.

Temporary WhatsApp groups often pop up ahead of a birthday or a leaving party to help arrange events and fire up excitement.

Thanks to President George W. Bush and his positively brilliant idea to sign into law in 2007 a federal energy bill establishing energy-efficiency standards for lightbulbs, inventiveness in the lighting sector has been unleashed, and manufacturers are on fire with excitement about all the new products they're bringing to market this year.