Sentence examples for excitement gets from inspiring English sources

"His youthful excitement gets me excited," Mickelson said.

The excitement gets in your blood, the rush of the game, the thrill of big plays.

"This takes the parcels there and causes some excitement, gets people out on the street," said Patricia Dunphy, a senior vice president of Rockrose.

"I was listening to my own demos and other people's, and I realised a lot of the excitement gets polished out.

Best scene: Jason Biggs's assignation with Shannon Elizabeth's foreign exchange student, in which his excitement gets in the way of his performance, twice.

Hey, sometimes excitement gets the better of us!" The singer was so thrilled by her tambo's return she penned an instant classic hit: "I got my tambo back" a catchy tune she uploaded to Twitter on Saturday.

"You've got to get some excitement, got to get some intensity going," O'Brien said he told Pappas.

Behind me sat a pair of medics with a defibrillator in case the excitement got too much for anyone, though the frail seemed most at risk of hypothermia.

As someone who had spent an entire career in the hope of a discovery of this dramatic kind, he had let his excitement get the better of him.

There were moments, especially during the fast, whirling outbursts of the finale, when Mr. Thibaudet's excitement got the better of him, and a passage came off rushed and sloppy.

Ezequiel Rinaldi Danilo was the man with the golden chance but excitement got the better of him and he lashed wildly off target.