Sentence examples for wave excitement from inspiring English sources
Returns rolled in across the city via giant televisions, tiny BlackBerry screens and flashing Twitter messages that created a multimedia sensation of a stadium wave, excitement building as the night wore on.
"When you have major sporting events they mobilise the society who are happy and excited about having them," Roque said, recalling the wave of excitement that accompanied the decision to hand Rio the Olympics two years after Brazil hosted the football World Cup.
I had this magnificent wave of excitement.
But the Mets could not carry that wave of excitement for long on Sunday.
Market indexes in New York initially moved higher as a wave of excitement about the rescue package swept Wall Street.
The next wave of excitement was inspired by his campaign's sophisticated use of social media to overturn Calgary's old-boy political establishment.
If Affleck had been announced as director there would, I think, be a wave of excitement among fans, rather than the current rather mixed reaction.
A group of them had roamed into the expansive grounds of Ulpotha village, giving Suzi the jitters and sending a wave of excitement through the guests.
Although rowing and cycling sent a wave of excitement across the nation during the first week, it was the first Saturday of the athletics that set the Games alight.
The first wave of excitement came when theorists realized that the five different string theories were just varying perspectives of the same underlying idea.
When Martin O'Neill announced that Roy Keane would be his assistant after he was appointed Republic of Ireland manager in November 2013, a wave of excitement swept over the country.
