(1) His playing is technically brilliant, but it doesn't excite me.

(2) Try not to excite your baby too much before bedtime.

(3) The rumors excite her curiosity.

(4) Daniel's early exposure to motor racing did not excite his interest.

(5) The speaker has been warned to excite violence in the crowd.

(6) He tried not to do anything to excite the suspicion of the police.

(7) Lawrence is one of those writers who either excite you enormously or leave you cold.

(8) Events like these excite a child's natural curiosity.

(9) We're constantly working on new ways to excite you!

(10) A baggy knee was enough to excite the swains.

(11) Hargreaves Quarries is expected to excite the most interest.

(12) Don't excite him - he needs his rest.

(13) Excite will pay for McKinley by issuing 1. 2 million shares of stock, currently valued at $ 18 million.

(14) McKinley and Excite currently command two of the five most prominent spots for search engines on the Netscape browser home page.

(15) These excite detectors for letters consistent with the active features.

(16) More recently, the use of lasers to excite specific upper state levels has allowed emission spectra to be studied.

(17) The workshops are designed to encourage and excite an interest in the different possibilities of performance.

(18) She had done her utmost to excite, please, soothe, serve; yet everything had gone awry.

(19) Access to the Internet did not much excite these older buyers either.

(20) They can't excite the angry salivation needed to oil battle-bus wheels.

(21) This can excite continuous, even steady, poleward flow as the boundary subsequently relaxes poleward.

(22) Unfaithful husbands are the norm, while unfaithful wives excite no sympathy, just blame.

(23) I foresee that this statement will excite a certain amount of comment.

(24) There is no doubt that Zbo played on Modigliani's illness to excite sympathy in a way which the artist did not appreciate.

(25) It was a thin, washed out, yellowy green - just the kind of grass to excite a botanist.

(26) The art of a good press release is to excite the editor's interest with the first sentence.

(27) The Lord has truly blessed me with a lot of ability to excite people and make them happy.

(28) Lucien feared that if he told the other vibrancers he was working with Jeopardy, it would excite resentment among them.

(29) Rightwing mantras of tax cuts and small government no longer excite voters.

(30) The newer, non-ionic contrast materials may be less likely to excite pancreatic inflammation than ionic media.

(1) His playing is technically brilliant, but it doesn't excite me.

(2) Try not to excite your baby too much before bedtime.

(31) We need an event that will excite and shock the exile community, the whole country.

(32) To the joy of jewellers visible light has too low a frequency to excite an electron in a perfect diamond.

(33) The level of activity in cortical cells varies, and their ability to excite other cells varies accordingly.

(34) This week-end event continues to excite enthusiastic support, demonstrating the strength of community life which exists in Kidlington.

(35) She bit down on his lower lip, gently, just enough to excite and not enough to hurt.

(36) Although the two companies will merge financially, Bell said Excite would keep the McKinley name in cyberspace.

(37) He thought of Hugo's ability to excite interest, to stimulate thought.

(38) She was at a point in her life where her work didn't really excite her anymore.

(39) These in turn inhibit some adjacent cells but excite others further away, and so on.

(40) Some bowerbirds are bright and showy, but others are drab and excite their females with elaborate shelters instead.

(41) The letter detectors in turn excite detectors for consistent words.

(42) References to chairpersons and spokeswomen no longer excite much comment.

(43) The movie was okay, but it didn't excite me that much.

(44) The frontiersman heroes such as Davy Crockett no longer excite our moral support.

(45) To excite an electron out of its bond requires high frequency radiation, falling in the ultra-violet part of the spectrum.

(46) To excite ( another ) pleasurably, superficially or erotically.

(47) The leonurus can also excite the respiration center.

(48) Patient: Doc, please give me something that will stimulate, excite and make me raring to fight.

(49) Young Nim, adorably clothed in outfits more suited to a toddler than a baby chimpanzee, seems perfectly designed to excite feelings of affection and protectiveness.

(50) The displacement current corresponding to a variable irrotational electric field does not excite any magnetic field.

(51) There are but two things that chiefly excite us to love woman, an attractive beauty and unspotted fame.

(52) Essentially they have the same stimulation for me. Association created by words along with intuitive feeling excite me.

(53) An excitation device is operable in the open position of the valve member to ultrasonically excite the ultrasonic waveguide.

(54) The pump light from the light emitting device 102 will excite the wavelength converting element 110 and light with lower energy will be produced.

(55) Greatness is a spiritual condition worthy to excite love, interest , and admiration ( Matthew Arnold ).

(56) However, the pure IOD (Indian Ocean Dipole) and pure ENSO are difficult to excite teleconnection wave train in the Southern Hemisphere, which further confirms the interaction between them.

(57) The RC loop parallel with the card formed an electric circuit on the series relay coil to excite the coil and make the contact maloperate.

(57) try its best to gather and create good sentences.

(58) Traditional vaccines excite body fluid immunity mostly but hardly start cell immunity.

(59) He still nowise and flurriedly says:"Wrap a Sir, you are also educated and how let feelings literally excite?"

(60) They arrived at twilight, and, as we strolled out among the sparkling hundreds, Daisy's voice was playing murmurous tricks in her throat. "These things excite me so, " she whispered.

(61) A current fed model is used to excite the problem space, which simplifies the algorithm of a feed model and improves the computational accuracy by comparison with a voltage fed model.

(62) Let the pulsating hip - hop music excite your senses while you become a real hip hopper!

(63) Winds and intense radiation from hot, young, luminous stars in N44 excite and sculpt filaments and streamers of the glowing nebular gas.

(64) Management system and close binding energy , culture of idea make "this I power" and "ultra I power" two respect control and excite job behavior , Mr. of university , not to choose effectively.

(65) If their only uniting principle were directionless opposition to the status quo, this would not be enough to excite libertarians, much less would it be a formula for positive change.

(66) So saying, he took his stand on a rock of Parnassus, and drew from his quiver two arrows of different workmanship, one to excite love, the other to repel it.

(67) But exhibition of blogs could not only excite and encourage the bloggers, but also put stress on bloggers as well.

(68) They subsequently de - excite and emit mid - infrared light particles, or photons.

(69) Calcium lime and slacked lime have different results to excite the activity of fly ash.

(70) For the piezoelectric crystal, not only a mechanical source distribution at the surface, but an electrical source distribution also can excite the elastic wave fields.

(71) There are colors to help you relax and others to energise and excite.

(72) Hellward , a one-man band in China, is the band that most excite me among the ones that I have listened this year.

(73) During this process, campus culture can cultivate emotion of mould, temper will, excite interest, develop imagination, train fine quality, rich perceptual experience and so on.

(74) In power system, it can excite partial parallel resonance or serial resonance, enlarge the harmonic wave, trigger relay protection system in error and disturb electric power energy metering equipment.

(75) The researchers speculate that loud music may and excite bar - hoppers, making them more likely to binge.

(76) Reports of the plot of this unusual film tend to excite revulsion.

(77) Thus, optical-wavelength light can excite an electron at an impurity a tom from one discrete state to another without knocking it all the way to the conduction band.

(78) Summay:", It is essential term of transmitting the glamour of the music to excite child's interest in music".

(79) Conclusion Simple water bed and posture nursing can excite the respiration center, improve breathing, prevent or reduce apnea, and shorten the course of treatment in premature infants with apnea.

(80) Therefore, the benefits of low - fat, low - sugar dark chocolate don't 13 excite every chocolate lover.

(81) The Yacht Club is designed to excite, inspire and strengthen the concept that is Yas.

(82) Using laser beams to excite the atoms, scientists can then get the antiproton to jump to a new energy level, one that is no longer shielded from the nucleus and — Bang!

(83) The linear current amplify property of excite system to brushless excite synchronous generator is analysised and simulated.

(84) During this process, Implicit curriculum can develop imagination, train fine quality, excite interest, temper will, cultivate emotion of mould, and so on.

(85) In our experiment we used pulses of circularly polarized light to excite pools of electrons in the ZnSe into identical spin states.

(86) Meanwhile, activated neutrophils could express human leukocyte antigen - DR and excite T lymphocytes to amplify the inflammation.

(87) If one thing could stir his temper or excite his contempt More than another, it was to see a man be fooled by flattery, or elate with popularity.

(87) try its best to gather and make good sentences.

(88) If you're looking for low-budget internet porn jobs, they are out there, and searching on yahoo and google and excite can be productive.

(89) Such photons will excite the higher vibrational levels of the OH molecule.

(90) By all accounts, the monarchy does not excite strong feelings among the majority of Romanians.

(91) Also, FPL could mildly excite uterine, in which safflower play a main role.

(92) In the experiment of magnetic trapping of neutral atoms, the current noise in the coils will excite the atomic motion, which influences greatly the temperature and the lifetime of the trapped atoms.