Sentence examples for generate some excitement from inspiring English sources

Or repackaging programs to generate some excitement?

Independent initially looked to the Web to generate some excitement for the film.

DealBook » Goldman Executive's Letter Draws Backers, Detractors and Satirists  |  If Greg Smith hoped to generate some excitement with his departure from Goldman Sachs, then he succeeded.

The X6 is basically the old Xpress Music phones in a new guise, but is far enough removed from its predecessor to generate some excitement.

New York Democrats tried yesterday to generate some excitement for their party and the coming election, but Andrew M. Cuomo's decision to skip the party's convention threw a long shadow over the political theatrics.

And with Apple's first all-new operating system (the technically impressive Mac OS X) ready for release early next year, Mr Jobs should be able to generate some excitement.

The surrogates have generated some excitement, however.

"It generated some excitement and interest that wasn't there.

Marcelo Álvarez's Italianate sound generates some excitement in Radames's music, but the tenor's phrasing is pedestrian.

Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said: A slight rebound in Asia overnight has generated some excitement, but I'm not convinced.

Bennet had planned the day in the hope of generating some excitement about the next academic year, and the South counsellors seemed capable of carrying out his directive.