Sentence examples for generating the excitement from inspiring English sources

Ads are often ignored and free shipping is something that everyone expects in the holiday season -- no longer generating the excitement it once did.

We generate the excitement.

Congressional Budget Office reports do not usually generate the excitement that's come with the latest.

Few charged hard enough to generate the excitement of Woods and weeks past.

Although some movies attracted large audiences, none generated the excitement of last year's "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace".

And anemic marketing has failed to generate the excitement that Ms. Rowling's publishers drummed up in the West.

If the two could have fused to create something new, that might have generated the excitement that the Philharmonic badly needs.

That is one reason why this intimate warmup show, in the kind of venue they haven't played in years, doesn't generate the excitement it should.

My four children are a bit older now and my coming home at night doesn't generate the excitement it did when they were younger.

The UK is the world leader on open government data, according to YouGov CEO and Open Data Strategy Board chair Stephan Shakespeare, but needs to avoid being the "boffins... we generate the excitement but don't mint the money".

But metal never forgets, and while a new Saxon album would never generate the excitement it would have done in the early 80s, their position among modern metal's forefathers was secure.