Thrills and spills Beyond the natural splendour, the Great Lakes can deliver big-time excitement.
Being presented in installments gave the reports a real-time excitement that was enhanced by the public hearings that accompanied them.
In any event, terrestrial viewers of both BBC and ITV were deprived of the long-time excitement of watching the highest level of the national sport as it happens.
Billboards along the highways stoked the boom-time excitement: "If you don't have a gas lease, get one!" Oil and gas companies were in a fierce bidding war for drilling rights, offering people bonuses as high as $27,500 per acre for signing leases.
"I'm looking for big-time excitement," Baker said several hours before his team took a 2-0 lead into Game 3. The excitement arrived not in the form of a Reds victory, but in the guise of a well-pitched, extra-inning, postseason thriller won by the Giants on an error in the 10th inning.
The one-time "Excitement" division and creator of legends such as the first musclecar, the GTO, and Firebird was relegated to "niche" or "specialty" brand status by General Motors in its first viability plan in December of last year.
My frequent interaction with law school applicants suggests not demoralization at job prospects or a mysterious disinterest in bettering themselves, but simply a real-time excitement to take their training in engineering or the sciences or the humanities into new digital and cutting-edge workplaces that the rising generation is uniquely capable of enhancing.
His inauguration ushered in a time of excitement and hope.
Father Furgoni was fidgeting again, twitching, but this time with excitement.
But in Stoker's time no excitement needed to be added.
