Sentence examples for may be excitement from inspiring English sources

There may be excitement in Boston even before 2002.

There may be excitement about the two men meeting again in Manchester but by the end of the battle for Spain, it was largely tiresome and unpleasant.

There may be some excitement, too – the Lords have not been shy to show how unimpressed they are, as a whole, with the bill.

A fourth pattern, characterized by increased movement of the arms and legs, smiling, and excited babbling, occurs in response to moderately familiar events or social interaction and may be termed excitement.

SABA -- The 15-minute flight from St. Maarten may be the most excitement you'll find on the low-key, quaint island of Saba.

It may be abuzz with excitement in the M62 corridor but Down South, supposedly the great new frontier for a game with ambitions to expand beyond the traditional heartlands, it has caused barely a ripple.

There may be a violent excitement to each one, and to the nearly eye-popping experience of seeing them all together, but they settle into a kind of continuous after-image.

She noted that tourists may be overcome with excitement when they see the bison, who often appear tame as they wander near Yellowstone's trails and roads.

Roger Ailes' excitement may be more muted.

It may be that the initial excitement of owning it had paled.

With all of us getting older, this may be wise: too much excitement isn't good for the heart.