Sentence examples for fierce excitement from inspiring English sources

Lavery's teenage fighters, full of fierce excitement, dodge and swerve and skip.

But in recreating the seaside riots between these rival gangs, he "is able to capture a fierce, dizzying excitement that epitomizes a kind of youthful extreme," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times in 1979.

When Douglas Aitken's seminal "1968" mixed-media artwork raised $280,000 in fierce competition, the excitement was clearly about the art and the future artists the funds would inspire.

The "Scrambles" approach, "like an off-road rally through a mountainous desert, promises excitement and fierce competition.

But there are excitement, curiosity and a fierce hope of salvation in it as well.

I couldn't get too close with my camera because she guards her designs like the fierce mama lion she is, but her excitement betrayed her when she began talking about her foray into wovens.

If Fierce isn't perfect, it is charged with excitement, and it takes teenagers - and their longing to do something beautiful with their lives - seriously.

When Judith longs for glamour and excitement it is "not superficial, it is a fierce current".

It promises to be a fierce competition, and we want you to come revel in the excitement, the knowledge-sharing, the networking and the opportunities.

THE fierce takeover battle between Arcelor and Mittal Steel has brought a dose of excitement to the steel industry.

Flash floods, getting stuck between landslides and fierce-looking locals (who turned out to be hospitable and friendly) all added to the excitement.