Should members of the party broaden their rhetoric going into the midterms, or try to pump up excitement and turnout among the existing base?
The movie halfheartedly tries to pump some excitement into the race between the law and the assassins to get to Brossard first.
It felt like a punch in the solar plexus — the kind of shock that leaves you gasping for air but also makes your adrenaline pump with excitement.
We saw brief moments of fist pumps and excitement from him, but they were like short bursts of sunshine on a stormy afternoon.
It doesn't matter that you know what happens, the adrenaline comes pumping back, the excitement of the opening is reached, then surpassed.
His body's biology then moves him into the flight or fight syndrome, his adrenalin starts pumping, and his excitement and energy can reach pitches equivalent to fighting that lion or running away.
It was adrenaline pumping, it was excitement, a rush – and then I thought, 'Why not film it?'" He maintains that the first time he train surfed, it wasn't for the views.
He was pumped up, heart bursting with excitement over the Ravens' good fortune, thoughts racing about the two weeks leading up to the Bowl.
At ESPN, there has been a conscious effort to pump up the visual excitement of the viewing experience, said Norby Williamson, executive vice president of programming.
1. perceptible by the senses or intellect 2. capable of being perceived clearly 3. capable of being seen or noticed The word discernible has appeared in 148 New York Times articles in the past year, including on June 7 in "Stoking Excitement, Arenas Pump Up the Volume," by Alan Schwarz: DALLAS — It was only the pregame show.
