In the sweets shop the excitement intensified.
Each time the greens cascaded below, the excitement intensified — "Here come the radishes!" — until the grand finale, a pitcher full of oil and vinegar.
Each time the greens cascaded below, the excitement intensified—"Here come the radishes!"—until the grand finale, a pitcher full of oil and vinegar.
Others quickly joined him.With thousands of onlookers screaming praises of Ram, some of the men began smashing the concrete domes with sledgehammers, and with each thud of the hammers the crowd's excitement intensified.
The House is the better bet in 2018 for Democrats, whose excitement is intensified by some extraordinary numbers.
No expense is spared (the interior is made by the people who designed Tokyo Disney), and the childish excitement is intensified when I order and the E-numbers kick in.
Under strong feeding stimuli, excitement can intensify into a sensory overload that may result in cannibalistic feeding, or "shark frenzy," in which injured sharks, regardless of size, are devoured.
Under strong feeding stimuli, the sharks' excitement may intensify into what is termed a feeding frenzy, possibly the result of stimulatory overload, in which not only the prey but also injured members of the feeding pack are devoured.
During the primaries, he would bound onto rally stages bursting with energy and a sense of excitement that intensified as the crowds chanted his name and cheered his every word.
Dean's excitement was intensified by the fact that he had a lunch engagement around the corner at the Hotel Roosevelt with a wealthy and enthusiastic collector of Lincolniana — a Chicago lawyer named Oliver R. Barrett, who had been known to pay three or four hundred dollars for Lincoln papers of similar length and content.
Dean's excitement was intensified by the fact that he had a lunch engagement around the corner at the Hotel Roosevelt with a wealthy and enthusiastic collector of Lincolniana a Chicago lawyer named Oliver R. Barrett, who had been known to pay three or four hundred dollars for Lincoln papers of similar length and content.
