Sentence examples for off excitement from inspiring English sources

His picture adorns the walls of many Chinese stores and restaurants and his election to comptroller two years ago set off excitement that he would someday rise to become mayor.

The possibility that Mr. Giuliani, the former mayor, will run for governor has touched off excitement among state Republicans and generated concern within the Obama administration, which is nervous about losing Democratic governorships and seats in Congress.

Cook is now showing a short video to show off "excitement and energy around our retail".

Because I give off good energy, and I give off excitement, and everything's positive.

The more excited you are about it and the more you can build it up with detail, the less they'll be likely to forget and the more likely they are to feed off your excitement and get excited, too.

The conference started off with excitement but slowly wilted.

He capped off the excitement by executing the landing with ease.

The Mavericks fed off the excitement of that stunt to take an early 10-point lead.

And despite coaches worked fervently to find ways to kill off the excitement, the format produced some legitimately memorable moments.

Because just as the movie races toward its foregone conclusion, it also begins siphoning off the excitement it has been building up all along.

She's also buzzing off the excitement of catching up with Scorsese: "Lets pray that Marty puts me in a great part again".