Sentence examples similar to faded excitement from inspiring English sources

The Angels were excited, but that excitement faded in the bottom of the inning, and vanished after Izturis tossed away a wet baseball in the 13th.

But the excitement faded quickly and by 5 p.m., a music festival taking place at the Seaport had resumed.

That excitement faded late last month when Mr. Lin injured his left knee during a game against the Detroit Pistons.

Excitement faded after Mr. Obama released his long-form birth certificate and problems surfaced at real estate projects to which Mr. Trump lent his name.

They have to do these junkets all the time and any excitement faded when they made their first trip to the Cement Manufacturers Trade Expo in Brazil.

And although there was a roar when Alicia Keys appeared unexpectedly during the encore to add her voice to "Gravity," the excitement faded when, after trading a few riffs with Mr. Mayer, she stepped aside to let him solo some more.

Sales began falling as the excitement faded away.

Airline shares faded following initial excitement over the prospect that Beijing would suspend fuel tax surcharges: Air China subsided by 5.5%, to 2.23 Hong Kong dollars (29 cents), and China Eastern Airlines flew lower by 5.1%, at 1.12 Hong Kong dollars (14 cents).

But the rally was short-lived and stocks have swung all week as that excitement faded and concern that spending cuts necessary to fund the bailout would lead the European economy to slow considerably.

But I wondered -- after spending a weekend together, once the girlish excitement faded, would we still have much in common?

Luckily for me, the church excitement faded for the family and, as time marched on, church was left behind.