Sentence examples for taking the excitement from inspiring English sources

Labour MPs are consequently furious, and gave both men particularly Mr Brown a bad time at a party meeting this week.But the electorate seems to be taking the excitement in its stride.

"With the LG Smart TV Upgrader, we're taking the excitement and convenience of Smart TV and adding in LG's trademark ease-of-use because we see a significant audience who are interested but not interested enough to buy a whole new TV".

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

It has taken the excitement of British art a decade ago and co-opted it.

"Making a donation online takes the excitement out of the process and feels more like paying a bill," she said.

"It takes the excitement out of going to a live show because it's so hard to get tickets.

Bjarke disputed this, and, over his mother's loud denials, told me that she took the excitement out of the game by hiding an almond in every pudding.

It took the excitement of a serial killer to engage public attention, and even this seems unlikely to change the Home Office's anti-prostitution strategy, which denies sex workers protection from violence.

Can you take the excitement?

Now we have to take the excitement onto the pitch, use all the freedom to perform like you can and then try to get a great performance and a good result". Wagner also says defender Terence Kongolo is fit again after a hip injury.

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