Sentence examples for twinge of excitement from inspiring English sources
And, like a cheating partner skulking off to meet his mistress, I also felt a twinge of excitement.
With each push on the paddle I felt a twinge of excitement and surprise that the bird had not yet flown.
Still, who among us did not feel a twinge of excitement as we watched the Al Gore Prosperity and Progress Tour?
I've never understood those who don't feel that twinge of excitement when they look at a world map — those who don't feel compelled to walk out their front door and see something new; or to hike to their destination rather than drive; or to see something just because it's there; or to experience even the small adventures this world has to offer.
As he stepped onto the planking, he savored a momentary twinge of vestigial excitement, the anticipation he had once felt every time he encountered a bridge.
However, if, like me, you experience even the slightest twinge of guilty excitement at those words, then I suggest you scurry off to get your headphones, and resign yourself to the fact that for the next 30 minutes you're not going to get any work done.
It took half the time and provided a twinge or two of excitement.
It's a total rush of excitement.
"There's a lot of excitement.
That was about the height of excitement.
