Vaudevillian acts aligned themselves well to the notions of stupefaction as there was the desire to surprise and excite the audience.

The name comes from their ability to excite the audience with their terrific matches.

His dancing may not soar the way it once did, but his final solo of the night proved that he can still excite an audience's blood.

This scene depicts conflicts between prey and predator vividly, exciting the audience.

He was a magical storyteller; his booming, lyrical voice, and shock of white flowing hair inspired and excited his audiences.

Does an artist really have to be weird to excite interest?

It will excite interest in the international defence industry as a new and potentially important player arrives.

We are campaigners and continue to excite interest and action at street and parish level.

It was her anachronistic appearance that partly excited interest.

A man in the dock on trial for his life always excites interest in the student of human nature and curiosity in the crowd.

Now he wishes to return and many are excited by the possibility.

The couple, who had married in 1938, was excited by the possibility of a scrolling book.

He was excited by the possibility of proposing a flexitime pilot programme so that the company could evaluate how it worked before deciding to implement any change of policy.

Like them, they wanted to make everything new and were excited by the possibilities opened up by technologies such as lifts, reinforced concrete and plate glass.

Instead, spectators have become excited by the possibility of seeing stars play.