Sentence examples for last excite from inspiring English sources
But the arrival of anti-European populists, along with a sprinkling of cranks, celebrities and single-issue fanatics, among the 732 MEPs reporting for duty after the election might at long last excite some public interest in the parliament.
So much blithe sluttiness does at last excite the aging American, yet when he consummates his arousal in her body she sulks, saying, "I think penetration is going a little far".
Following the discussion of "originally automatic" motion is this theorem: "If any sensation A, idea B, or motion C, be associated … with any other sensation D, idea E, or muscular motion F, it will, at last, excite d, the simple idea belonging to sensation D, the very idea E, or the very muscular motion F" (OM 1, prop. 20).
Last night, "exciting" carried the game.
When were you last really excited, energized, and enthusiastic about what you were doing?
The government says Mr Pacquiao will receive a special welcome on his return to the Philippines; delirious public celebrations are expected.The last Filipino to excite such adulation was a reluctant politician, Corazon Aquino, whose presidency ended the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos.
Pink Floyd, presumed lost in action following the death of Richard Wright in 2008, will re-emerge with their cosmic grandeur; Adele – saviour of the music industry with her last album – will excite both the record-buying public and the executives, if she can get her album out before Christmas.
For the record, the longest chat session at Excite lasted over 200 hours.
Bucharest's culinary scene is at last worth getting excited about, while the city has few peers anywhere in the Balkans when it comes to nightlife.
This last one instantly excited Glenn Beck, who invited Massa on his program in hopes of hearing more about the claim that a naked Rahm Emanuel poked an angry finger at him in the Congressional gym.
"People got excited last season because Liverpool were playing football that they played back in the day.
