Sentence examples for make excitement from inspiring English sources
Don't make excitement for its own sake habitual, mandatory or, worse yet, a style.
There were strategy and certitude here: Mr. Valdés makes excitement in short order.
Muzungus tended to come, create excitement, make promises, and disappear.
No elephants or fish were required to make his excitement clear.
How can theater make the excitement of its past real, not just the repertory but the aura and the greatness of its stars?
It's always a trip you make with excitement and anticipation.
You make the excitement I feel now to see my family possible.
Some differences are good and make for excitement and opportunities for personal growth, but you'll need to at least learn to enjoy some of the same things that she does.
Bosley Crowther, film critic for The New York Times, called Mr. Sinatra's performance "a melodramatic tour de force," and praised Mr. Allen "for direction that makes both excitement and sense".
Francis' formula is made for excitement, not subtlety, so the eerie serenity of the glass blower's studio provides a nice breather from the choreographed displays of bruising action that keep the author on his toes.
That such a victory would also represent the Democrats' best hope illustrates a descent into despondency that makes the excitement of two years ago seem like it belonged to another country.
