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(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[sentencedict.com], 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) Sentencedict.com 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.