Sentence examples for hot excitement from inspiring English sources

Since 1934, when the "Rimbaud of Cwmdonkin Drive" had first hurried to join his artist friends in their digs, to sleep on floors and to venture slightly nervously into the pubs of literary and artistic renown, Thomas had become addicted to the everlasting party, the hot excitement of the saloon bar.

Kristol says Obama should pick the one-man fountain of white-hot excitement that is Evan Bayh.

Chock-full of internationals, brutal bench-warmers, super-speed in Michael Jennings, hot-footed excitement in Roger Tuivand-Sheck, and tries and metres of the D-zone by Daniel Tupou and Shaun Kenny-Dowall.

A whirlwind of energy swept through the place, a blast of hot-blooded, passionate excitement.

The performances never reached a white-hot level of excitement, but his Apollonian playing was notable for its probing insights and carefully wrought details, beginning with the two works by C. P. E. Bach that opened the program.

Usually it is brought on by bad food (sometimes poisonous weeds get into the hay) or overfeeding, or it can come from undue excitement in hot weather.

You can read the ocean like that?' It's really hot," she adds, the excitement in her gentle voice suggesting that she is quietly, but madly, in love.

But in Ms. Evanovich's hands, Trenton becomes a tight-knit home where for all the crime, residents could not feel safer, since everyone knows your business, your neighbors watch your back, and even your grandmother carries a gun; where the food is too good to resist, the men are too hot to resist and excitement is always just a fugitive-recovery assignment away.

What it's lacking is that hot twitch of cultural excitement that would set it on the way to break records absolutely everywhere; it's notable that the UK box office is also running shy of the first film's at the same point ($65.9m to the first's $71.2m).

The hot dancing, fun music, excitement of voting -- these are all things that have made "Dancing With The Stars" the mega show it is.

The symptoms of a collapse include a honking cough that can sound similar to a goose honk, an intolerance to exercise, fainting spells and a cough that is worsened by hot weather, exercise and excitement.