to excite

It would be something to be loved by such a girl, to excite the first ardours of her young unsophisticated mind!

He was evidently anxious not to waken his wife or daughter, and especially not to excite the notice of his nephew.

The company hopes to excite consumers with a range of Windows-powered tablet devices and its untested Kinect motion gaming platform.

The amount of nicotine in these nicotine substitutes can be enough to excite the heart.

Franklin, though plagued with fumbling age, Needs nothing to excite him, But is too ready to engage, When younger arms invite him.

I understand Nature's game­ her prompting to take action as a way of ending any thought that threatens to excite or to pain.

This dream has to excite you, propel you forward and give meaning to your life if it is to have the power to drive exceptional performance.

So will the DPJ be able to excite voters enough to convince them of the need for change?

Whether any other means, equally conducing to excite and circulate the industry of mankind, may not be as useful as money.

Those cuts might be necessary, but they're aren't going to excite the caudate or generate that requisite burst of "social juice. "

In some of the Greek tragedies there is an attempt to excite compassion, by the representation of the agonies of bodily pain.

She saw that he resented her shrinking; but it seemed to excite him to run amuck the more.

tried to excite the audience like an experienced speaker.

They started with random pulses and selected those able to excite neurons in a simulation.

You would imagine I was the devil himself, Miss Linton, to excite such horror. Be so kind as to walk home with him, will you?

Seeing the word "free" in ads used to excite me because I thought the store was giving away stuff.

In practice, however, they were inadequate and uninspiring products that failed to excite consumers.

All this failed to excite the financial press.

With extreme sports it is the danger and challenge that tends to excite people.

We need to excite people about the sounds you start to hear if you merely quiet things down a little.

"The idea of a brand new lipstick shade used to excite everyone. Today people have so many, they don't want to try a new one. "

Furthermore, after 16 months of long wait, Fahrenheit's 2nd album '2FACE' will soon be ready to excite you guys again!

In the end Mr Jobs did not appear, but Apple still found ways to excite the crowd.

Insteadof the typical vats of toxic chemicals used to excite the light, Northrop's guys used relatively small chains of garnet crystals.

Listening is the leader used to excite the action as the most basic communication skills.

Democrats are trying hard to excite their party's base of support in an effort to limit Republican gains.

The Adobe AIR for Android runtime is now available in the Android Market, news which is sure to excite a number of Flash developers.

The first thing teachers should take into consideration is to excite students' interests and stimulate their creativity.

They're not pretty, extraordinary or glamorous enough to excite me.

Lady Russell saw either less or more than her young friend, for she saw nothing to excite distrust.

It worried too much about hanging onto its market share, rather than creating new products to excite customers.

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

And some people worry that they may be bad for the health. Fluorescent lights use electricity to excite mercury vapour.

What use to excite them about their partner, now bothers them, what they didn't see before, is now driving them insane!

The eye-catching, futuristic design of the car is meant to excite fans of sports cars, not just eco-friendly motorists. . .

Today, Mars continues to excite -- not as the object of science fiction but of scientific study.

That news, published Wednesday in Nature, is sure to excite life-hunters hoping to find extraterrestrial microbes within our solar system.

In this study, the microwave plasma device is designed to excite and maintain stable plasma on atmospheric press.

The speaker quite spoiled the effect by reading his speech from notes, so that he seemed insincere, and failed to excite the crowd.

We were warned by the doctors not to excite him.

But that was not all. The dance seemed to excite the surrounding bees.

As the first rock molecules start to "excite" they bounce into other molecules causing not only some heat but in this case tiny vibration.

During this time the city is rife with street acts and performers. It is an energetic place that is guaranteed to excite.

Anti-American bravado was always a sure way to excite a crowd and strike a pose of national virility.

A tingling, exhilarating gel for men and women to excite desire and heighten sensual pleasure.

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

To excite the interest; make a favorable impression.

"Anna Chapman has done more to excite Russian patriotism than the Russian soccer team, " wrote Maxim.

CONNECT is a program that strives to excite children about computers.

He's delirious with the pain and fever, try not to excite him.

Solid pragmatism in south Asia does little to excite the comrades in the wider world.

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

The dance seemed to excite the surrounding bees.

eg. The dance seemed to excite the surrounding bees.

Virgo will try to excite and satisfy the partner.

They continue to excite the imagination and are probably the most famous aromatics of all time.

no . pornography is meant to titillate , to excite you.

The course position of chemical react engineering was elaborated in order to excite students' interests in learning.

You may want to use them to excite your user base, but here I am going to focus on components that will be useful across many applications.

Did you ever try to excite his jealousy by boasting of a lover so far above you in station?

I did not want to excite him about the fire.

If there's something I can learn and steal from him it's the ability to excite people round what we do.

To excite or become excited sexually.

striving to excite the Customer.

To excite nausea or loathing in; sicken.

What GM and the other Detroit companies need are exciting and well-engineered new vehicles in order to excite consumers.

A gem of a discovery indeed, but one that is unlikely to excite gemologists as much as astronomers.

Is puzzling, whether walk too to excite with absurd. From think of shining, whether is it the whirlpool sort that get black hole? !

I have already raved over Eclipse in my previous columns, but this environment continues to excite me.

To excite and stimulate; stir.

So if we want the pupils to learn English well, we have to creative interesting ways to excite their motivation about English.

To excite, as to anger or action; stir up.

Napoli have a special Dna, it takes little to excite them and in fact the San Paolo will be full. They will be charged up.

To excite or invigorate (a person, for example) with a stimulant.

Anyway, I would like to give something refreshing to excite my Hong Kong fans.

Its ok complaining about the Chinese as it gives our press something to excite the population by but we need to learn from whomever we can.

This is wonderfully good, and served excellently to excite and cause heavy rains, if it be engraved upon a plate of silver;

Experimental study of speed up nerve rise again by a kind audio-frequency electric pulse to excite

Trigger delay system in capillary discharge device with pre-pulse and main-pulse to excite soft X-ray laser

Technology of Sweeping Frequency to Excite Coil of Vibrating Wire Sensor

To excite or provoke to the expression of an emotion:

Device of capillary discharge with pre-pulse and main pulse to excite soft X-ray laser

to excite students about their chosen profession;

Thus goes provoking a grazing lamb to excite,

A study of how to excite the students'learning interest on theoretical mechanics

Vibrating wire sensor based on sweeping frequency to excite single coil

to excite a person very much, to cause someone great pleasure or surprise

How to excite the metallic surface plasmon resonance by light

To excite her and delight her

Launching native soil history teaching is to excite students' curiosity learning and to open the rich device of the interest in history;

Launching native soil history teaching is to excite students' curiosity learning and to open the rich device of the interest in history;

Speakers who know how to excite a crowd

Teaching strategy to excite students to study independently in English class in middle schools