Sentence examples for take excitement from inspiring English sources

And fans love winning, but if they're not winning, they'll take excitement.

The chief executive of Glasgow 2014, David Grevemberg, said the announcement would take "excitement and anticipation to a whole new level".

Predictability does not take excitement out of the equation.

"It takes excitement away and builds tension.

Great technology isn't enough to strike it rich in the Valley — it takes excitement, word of mouth and momentum.

Where the education system falls short, Mr. Hill added, "is failing to take that excitement and actually train them so they remain excited through college".

But it doesn't need it, perhaps can't even take the excitement.

Can you take the excitement?

But, Chapin said, none of this should take the excitement off election day, and the opportunity to vote.

Perhaps they didn't want to take the excitement away from Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, who just welcomed baby Lorenzo with her fiance, Jionni LaValle.

But if that's what it's going to take!" The excitement of women who have fought their whole careers to see one of their own at the top of the Democratic ticket is palpable.