Sentence examples for hold excitement from inspiring English sources

I became fixated on the scope of ages present: A five-year-old who seemed to hold excitement within five minute spurts.

Nothing is more exciting to a child than Christmas Morning, and they can only hold their excitement in for so long.

For now, we'll have to hold our excitement until other SETI astronomers can make follow-up observations.

In a world where sexting is commonplace, pictures in a magazine don't hold much excitement.

Oklahoma City's come-from-behind victory over Orlando held some excitement.

The causeway was completed in 1997; its inauguration held the excitement of a Hollywood premiere.

Unlike the first round, when thousands of voters lined up for hours, today's election held little excitement or suspense.

As he pointed out, this summer "holds much excitement for sports fans with the Euros and the Rio Olympics to look forward to".

King offered her young audience, many of whom will be eligible to vote by the time the mayoral elections are held, "the excitement that exists beyond a suit and tie".

Where Mr Modi holds rallies, excitement for him is obvious, and chants of "Modi Modi" (rather than anything for the party) are routine.Yet unease about the strength of Mr Modi is growing even more pronounced among some within the BJP.

Four couples on White Oak Circle, a sloping cul-de-sac in this gracious, Republican-leaning suburb of Pittsburgh, shared their reactions as the convention unfolded and largely concurred that for them, it held little excitement, less suspense and an infinitesimal chance of changing their minds about anything.