Sentence examples for frantic excitement from inspiring English sources

Especially when the band attacks upbeat numbers like "Jump, Jive and Wail" and "Zooma, Zooma," a mood of frantic excitement prevails.

Fate of Two Worlds (the first M vs C title since 2000's Marvel vs Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes) was itself a solid, thoroughly enjoyable 2D fighter which was described by the Observer's Will Freeman as an "extravagant fusion of geek culture... that guarantees countless hours of frantic excitement".

Frantic with excitement, they stood on their hind legs and strained against their chains, shining noses perked at our approach.

For months, members have been posting frantic messages of excitement, uploading countdown clocks and requesting favourite tracks, and by last Saturday morning some out in Australia had already begun their own tribute party in honour of the reunion.

But in terms of sheer excitement — and frantic primping — there has been no bigger event in recent memory than Saturday's visit by Michelle Obama, who will deliver the commencement address to the first full graduating class of the University of California at Merced, the newest, smallest and most anonymous of 10 campuses in the state university system.

With the festival kicking off tomorrow, the atmosphere is one of nervous excitement and frantic, last-minute preparations.

There is some interest and excitement in the frantic detective work on the part of cops and spies and embassy officials.

Ekelund has an affinity for a more freewheeling and high-scoring style of the game, which is reflected in both his prose style, beautiful yet frantic, and his constant wish for excitement.