Sentence examples for extra excitement from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend a flotilla of debuts added extra excitement to New York City Ballet's repertory.

"Between the Green Men and the flasher, there's been a lot of extra excitement and drama this year," Carson said.

Hydrant flushing added some extra excitement in the neighborhood and reeled in a few volunteers that were extremely helpful!

This creates extra excitement around the school and our readers feel like they are part of something important.

A few years ago, extra excitement would also have been kindled by the appearance of the brilliant Russian conductor Valery Gergiev.

Ms Sweeney said, "It was good to get a royal visit today for the review, it adds the extra excitement to it".

I've been a fan of his fiction for 25 years, and once I started into the act of working with his creations, it had an extra special excitement to me," he said in an interview with The Washington Post.

It was acceptable as a lit‐ eral, four‐square performance in which the playing was gen erally crisp and precise, but it offered nothing in the way of extra brilliance, excitement, warmth or insights into the music.

The scene's extra-moral excitement is precisely in its excess, digital or otherwise.

Kristin Scott Thomas is his elegant, disaffected wife: the languid chatelaine dying of ennui, and interested only in extra-marital excitement and horses - in her very first scene she is shown insouciantly taking a jump, but sadly only in long-shot.

The book came out under the banner "Anonymous", but Gemmell was revealed as its author, apparently scandalised by what her own pen had produced in its depiction of the hoary mystery of what everywoman wants: here, the thrills of secrecy, Wife of Bath-style control and extra-marital excitement.