Sentence examples similar to pre-weekend excitement from inspiring English sources

He calls the pre-weekend postings "chalk talk": newsy provocations for his neighbors to discuss.

"The Call" handily beat pre-weekend forecasts of a debut of around $10 million.

Lisa Holton, president of Scholastic Trade and Book Fairs, likened the weekend excitement in the United States to the hysteria that greeted the Beatles' first visit to the country.

Betsy (Zoe Jarman), in her pre-club excitement: "I am so excited.

But there is little pre-tournament excitement here so far.

Most of the pre-season excitement was around the sale of the club but that collapsed.

After all, something similar happened in the 1990-91 crafterafter years of pre-Kyoto excitement.

According to Fanhospitality there is always loads of post-game excitement on social media, not to mention the pre-game excitement.

The pre-Pep excitement has continued to bubble away this week, a timpani that will only become more fevered as his actual, corporeal arrival approaches.

IF you love horses, the smells, the sights and the sounds never get old; if you love the Kentucky Derby, the pre-race excitement never loses its electricity.

With the mainstream news media and the blogosphere caught in the pre-election excitement, I saw no viable path to a rational discussion.