Sentence examples for high excitement of from inspiring English sources

The high excitement of an opening drum section only increased when the vocalist kicked in, but Ms. Sarukkai's energy fell after her jumping entrance and never again rose to the music's level.

It accompanies the closing scene of the chapter where the three characters stand on the "Poohsticks" bridge as the mood changes from the high excitement of their new game to a more wistful atmosphere.

They talk out of the corners of their brains, rapidly, profanely, chewing over their corrupt deals and sexual exploits, and, even if we can't see or hear everything, we get the essence of the moment, and the adrenaline-high excitement of it, too.

This is what settled over me this week, just as the family had been in a state of high excitement for days.

"This World Cup has gone from high excitement to tragedy in the space of 24 hours," says Ruth Connelly.

But while he is ever assured and supple, Conroy never pulls toward the higher excitements of style.

The City is in a state of high excitement – the timing of the first rise in interest rates for eight years will have an impact on sterling and foreign exchange dealers will be glued to their screens at midday when the information is released.

The long-standing opposition of hot favourite Zac Goldsmith to Heathrow expansion has got Westminster Villagers in a state of high excitement at the prospect of another Tory mayor being at odds with Tories in government on the issue.

On 1 May 1997 I ran out of my flat across the road in Euston, where I was watching the election results on TV with a group of friends, in a state of high excitement, and it was in this chamber that I saw Glenda Jackson being returned to great whoops of joy as MP for Hampstead in the Labour landslide.

Sometimes in New York you see a whole lot of people gathering in a state of high excitement and you have no idea what's going….

Sometimes in New York you see a whole lot of people gathering in a state of high excitement and you have no idea what's going on.