Sentence examples for get more excitement from inspiring English sources
"Music has been good to me, but now I get more excitement out of setting up new businesses.
It is, of course, perfectly understandable that we get more excitement from seeing something new and different – a rare vagrant from abroad, or simply an unusual visitor to our garden.
"They've got to get more excitement with their brand".
"Yes, it was the target to get more excitement into the races by more stops for tyre changes, but not that much," he said.
As motorcyclists get more experienced and improve their riding skills, though, they may become more self-confident and usually tend to push their limits seeking fun and excitement [5, 6].
He got more tension -- and more excitement -- out of "Holy Grail," airing his misgivings about fame and its effect on his family, and an unprintable titled track from the new album that served as a preemptive strike against young comers who might mistake his age for weakness.
"Instead of the initial excitement waning over time, every day just kept getting more beautiful".
"There's excitement, but at the same time, I'm looking at my team getting away from their big lead and getting more anxious," Martínez said.
"But I've got a lot more excitement in my life now, and it's been an amazing trip to see how all of this has unfolded.
