Sentence examples for revive excitement from inspiring English sources

Touch screens, they suggest, could help revive excitement in the PC category.

At the picnic Gary's mayor tried to revive the excitement of two years ago.

Moreover, there is a certain genius in drawing upon the powerful and persevering ingenuity of Hillary Clinton to revive the excitement of Obama's 2008 victory.

Revive the excitement of anticipation by arranging fun things, such as having dinner with friends, starting a new class for a hobby or interest, attending a sporting event regularly, going to the movies, etc. Choose activities that meet your budget and interests, and that you know will give you a thrill.

Young MCs and DJs now break through by giving music away online, while internet stations, such as KMAH in Leeds and London's NTS, have revived the excitement around niche electronic music radio, but are doing so for a global audience.

The 1970's return with the Nissan Z, as it is simply called, a second try at reviving the excitement of the 240Z, which combined a dose of European styling with six-cylinder power in an affordable sports car.

And it's awesome; it's revived my excitement about DJing.

"This technique could revive filmmaking by bringing excitement back to the process".

Celtic want a coach who will buy into their strategy but prove popular enough to revive a sense of excitement around the club.

So it seems important to revive and refresh the sense of beauty and excitement he had for cars any way we can.

Yet slam has helped revive the mass appeal of an art form, investing poetry with excitement, fun and interactivity.