Sentence examples for found more excitement from inspiring English sources
He found more excitement at open-air concerts at Lewisohn Stadium, in Harlem, where the audience freely expressed its enthusiasm.
I found more excitement in SoHo, at Blue Ribbon, the venerable chef's hangout that seems packed at all hours.
At the time, I got more simple, frivolous pleasure from Preston Sturges's "The Lady Eve," which had come out a few months earlier, and I found more excitement in John Huston's "The Maltese Falcon," which came out a few months later.
In Hairspray, and Pink Flamingos before it, I found more than just excitement and politics and a right laugh – I found my glamour.
Texas has never won it all, and, having watched many of my own teams blow leads or lose close games, I always find more sympathy for the losing squad than excitement for the winners.
Readers who sense it building in the background will find that it arouses more excitement than the novel's actual events.
If you want a little more excitement, find a cute roll of patterned wrapping paper and use that as a backdrop.
With my new electronic powers, not to mention the expectations already pumped to semidelusional levels by a half decade of bull market, I found that I needed more and more excitement to get off.
"The more people find out about it, the more excitement is building".
