Sentence examples for through the excitement from inspiring English sources

To see my family go through the excitement of me riding the races, that's what I really get a kick out of".

The voice kept up: "Get your flu shots!" One morning, it cut through the excitement just long enough for me to place the call to my daughter Clara's pediatrician: "I'm sorry, Mr. Ware, the earliest we have is late next week".

Later, I lived through the excitement of publishing the first three of his novels – the sadly unloved (not by me) Grimus (1975), the internationally acclaimed Midnight's Children (1981) and the magnificent Shame (1983) – and I was eagerly anticipating publishing his fourth novel, The Satanic Verses, at Bloomsbury Publishing, where, in 1987, I had become one of the founding directors.

Micella takes us through the excitement of defense day.

Update: Sphero CEO Paul Berberian offered TechCrunch the following statement, At Sphero, our goal is to keep kids learning through the excitement of play.

"I lived through the excitement of the Apollo era, my father helped design thrusters on the lunar landing modules and those remembered feelings of patriotism and wonder about the universe are what brought me into lunar science in the first place.

"It's kind of nice not to be the new guy anymore," he said, adding, "I know the feeling because it's so fresh to me, what they're going through right now — the excitement, the change, trying to balance everything".

Although I didn't live through that era, the excitement of meeting new people, and tasting the forbidden fruits of western music has been recounted to me by family members and lives on in the collective consciousness of Eastern Europeans. .

His idolaters praise him as one of the great polymaths of the 20th century, a courageous avatar who maneuvered his way through both the excitement and glitter of les années folles, never hid his homosexuality (even while promoting his efforts a dalliance with exiled princesses), and challenged conventional surface realities.

As Guillen moved through his PowerPoint, the excitement in his audience was palpable.

As the trench warfare stretches on through the spring, the excitement of Obama-mania will seem like a distant, childish mirage.