Sentence examples for restored excitement from inspiring English sources

Neither Mr. Ford nor Hedi Slimane, his predecessor who had restored excitement to YSL, are mentioned in the documentaries.

This tasting restored the excitement for me.

The Knicks won 668 games, two Eastern Conference titles and, for the first time since the early 1970's, restored playoff excitement in New York.

By looking at the big picture, populists restore the excitement of intellectual life.

"Comerica Park will help restore the excitement of urban living that has been missing far too long from downtown Detroit," Mr. Archer said.

But they both used the element of surprise to restore the excitement that used to accompany a new release, before that impact was dulled by the endless thunder of carefully plotted promotion".

The set list leaned toward the obvious, including versions of "Mystery Train," "Hit the Road, Jack" and "Good Golly Miss Molly," songs already overly familiar to anyone who has eaten in a chain restaurant or attended a few sporting events (though the group's enthusiasm and skill did restore some excitement to them).

Bowles believed that the idea that civilisation could conquer the whole world was a myth, and it is this idea, above all the horrors and punishments he gloatingly constructs for feckless foreigners, that restores some excitement in me about modern travel.

"You have something like this, and it restores people's excitement a little bit".

That's what any normal football competition would do, because a normal competition would recognise when staleness had set in and make a few tweaks to restore unpredictability and excitement.

Lin restored the aesthetics and the excitement to Mike D'Antoni's frenetic offense and restored faith at Madison Square Garden.