Sentence examples for suddenly excitement from inspiring English sources

There was suddenly excitement down the left: clever movement inside from Coutinho, quick passing from Lallana, Firmino making sudden movements towards the ball to drag the centre-backs out of position.

But suddenly her excitement felt out of control.

And today, although interest in the reunion program has existed all along, for many people there was suddenly real excitement over the possibility of a meeting for the first time.

Suddenly your excitement for the dive just drains away.

And suddenly, hypomanic excitement turns to depression when it smacks against the cement of realty.

When he first stepped out onto the platform, the crowd's excitement suddenly evaporated.

Long a vastly ignored section of the city by outsiders, the Heights and Inwood – the two neighborhoods that take up the entire northern section of Manhattan from 155th street to 220th street – have suddenly attracted wide excitement and attention.

In a prime-time rumpus that was by turns feisty and personal, the Democratic candidates for mayor of New York mounted a furious and unrelenting attack on Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, who has suddenly captured the excitement of left-wing voters and growing support from the city's sought-after black electorate.

It's the desire for something different, the fundamental recognition that things need to change, and it's the nervous excitement suddenly present because we know they just might.

But I remember one night becoming almost febrile with excitement, and suddenly needing to be alone.

Oh! Oh!" Suddenly almost trembling with excitement, she stuck her fingers into the bowl, grabbed a pale yellow worm, popped it into her mouth and munched down.