Sentence examples for tingle of anticipation from inspiring English sources

There are players who induce a tingle of anticipation – "I'm going to see so and so today".

As I delved deeper, I felt the tingle of anticipation a writer feels when the first strands of a story come together.

With the players welcomed to the pitch in descending order of squad number, a tingle of anticipation swept around the stadium as supporters prepared to pay tribute to the protagonists most pivotal to their triumph.

My nerves had subsided, replaced by a light tingle of anticipation.

Sighs of relief and tingles of anticipation all round for the adoring fans of this brilliant show.

I feel a tiny thrill of anticipation.

With a salty breeze blowing in off the Atlantic, bright sunshine pouring down and a panoramic view that stretches along the twisting shoreline all the way to Biarritz, the mouth begins to tingle in anticipation of fresh seafood and cold white wine.

As the goal comes into sight, there are the countdowns of tingling anticipation.

A memory in the spine: that tingling in anticipation of the next insane sprint, just like when the towers fell down.

The daily proliferation of exclamation points made me tingle with anticipation: "Two hundred inches and counting!" "You like it deep?

No matter how old I get, this month will forever tingle with the anticipation of a new school term and all its promise, excitement and potential tedium.