Sentence examples for excitement ignited from inspiring English sources

Excitement ignited by the team's performance the past two seasons has increased the demand for seats and even standing room.

The crowd's excitement ignited when the opening bars of "Straight Outta Compton" rang out, with many shouting the lyrics right back to the group.

Each one of those trends, in and of itself, represented disruptive opportunities, generating enough excitement to ignite hundreds of new applications in each category.

"Pension reform" isn't exactly the subject that engenders excitement and ignites fantasies, but over the past two years I've become a bit of a "pension reform" wonk, having served on the League of California Cities Employee Relations Policy Committee (or the LOCCERPC, pronounced "lock-SERP-see").

Certainly some of the excitement surrounding it was ignited by "Precious" in 2009.

But there's an even rarer breed of higher education exhilaration in this tiny nation, an excitement that is igniting a flame of hope and possibility in a world that so desperately needs large amounts of both.

Mr. Gelb hopes the production will ignite excitement outside the Met's core operagoing audience, even as he maintains, with his usual air of unflappability, that Mr. Mayer's approach should not inflame opera purists.

They acquired Brett Favre from the Green Bay Packers in a deal late Wednesday night that the Jets hope will ignite excitement for a team that struggles to remain in the headlines in the same city with the Giants and struggles for competitiveness in the same division as the New England Patriots.

They failed to ignite excitement among cash-strapped shoppers who opted for Wal-Mart instead.

Brainly ignites excitement in our users by making learning engaging.

That the only boundaries were ones set by myself – and my bank balance – ignited a lifelong excitement about Christmas shopping.