Sentence examples for outbreak of excitement from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the offer is not going to cause a mass outbreak of excitement, and many market commentators said high-interest current accounts still offer some of the best returns.
Despite the national team's chances of glory being widely written off, an outbreak of excitement and optimism has hit pubs, houses - and even a windmill - across this pleasant land.
In Nana, crowds leer as the heroine appears in an operetta; they cheer with a sexual excitement at the racecourse; and then finally take to the streets, heady with excitement at the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war.
Point by point applies for tiebreaks and any outbreaks of nail-shredding excitement.
Even the constant fear of anarchy and a sudden outbreak of Bubonic Plague can't shake some excitement into the tired characters.
There is plenty of excitement onshore, too.
It's a total rush of excitement.
"There's a lot of excitement.
"The valuation implies a lot of excitement.
Each chapter has its share of excitement.
