Sentence examples for thought excitement from inspiring English sources
Ah, I thought, excitement about the bounty.
The mother, Mrs. Rebecca Burman, forty-six, of Lincoln, had kept her son in their two-room flat and fed him only porridge, puddings, bread and tea because she worried about his health and did not think excitement good for him.
Hull coach Richard Agar said: "It is an important period of time for the club and I think excitement is probably the word.
"I think excitement in water polo is a good thing," Segesman said.
"They should have buried the money and guns deep somewhere off the radar, but when you've got $76 million, I think excitement can get the better of you," he told me.
"They should have buried the money and guns deep somewhere off the radar, but when you've got £53 million, I think excitement can get the better of you," he told me.
We thought their excitement warranted more excitement, so handed them some goody bags.
In 1856 Walter Bagehot, deprived of the diversity which the past century and a half has brought, railed against his tight-knit society, which he thought stifled excitement and innovative thinking.
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After everyone thought the excitement was over and the EDL march had dispersed, a coach driving 44 EDL members back home to Racist Land was allowed to leave Aldgate via Mile End Road, Town Hamlets' main thoroughfare.
