They became visibly giddy with excitement, pointing and smiling and waving, and soon, the maître d' was sent in to ask on their behalf if Gabo would oblige them with a photograph.
She stood up, quivering with excitement, pointed in the general direction of the truck and yelled, "Hey, look at that big truck!" at precisely the moment a man passed through everyone's field of vision.
Patients who did not meet this criterion were further partitioned based on whether they had improved by at least 2 points on the excitement item (4-Excitement) at Week 2. Patients who met neither the first nor second level criteria were identified as likely non-responders; patients who did not meet the first branch criterion, but met the second branch criterion were identified as not predictable.
Stop doing that!" Then there's Jeremy Lin, who brought excitement, and points, but also a lot of turnovers: most in the league, among contributors, per forty-eight minutes played.
Iverson, even at 34, can generate excitement and points, which is more than most of the Knicks can claim.
Then there's Jeremy Lin, who brought excitement, and points, but also a lot of turnovers: most in the league, among contributors, per forty-eight minutes played.
Second branch criterion was a 2-point score decrease in the PANSS excitement item (Week 2).
On the fourth day, silly with excitement, we pointed our silver Opel north toward four unencumbered, ribbon-tied days in Barcelona.
You'll discover the thrill of skiing in fresh, ungroomed powder, the excitement of pointing your skis off-piste, and the exhilaration and heady sense of freedom of ski-touring.
I sent it to Elvis, fingers shaking, and he wrote back within minutes, his excitement and exclamation points jumping off the screen.
