51.   Since the end of World War II, van Gogh shows have consistently generated excitement.

52.   Still, Figgis can generate excitement.

53.   Still, his appearance on any kind of tennis court generates excitement because of the sturm und drang way the German goes at his profession.

54.   That common sense seemed to dictate that he generate some excitement for his presidential campaign, which he did by bringing along Colin L. Powell.

55.   That common sense seemed to dictate that he generate some excitement for his presidential campaign, which he did by bringing along Gen. Colin Powell.

56.   The American presidential campaign has finally generated a little excitement.

57.   The announcement should have generated political excitement.

58.   The contests in three other congressional districts have generated little excitement this year.

59.   The element of competition undoubtedly generates excitement.

60.   The excitement is generated not only by the exotic circumstances of his arrival but also his repertoire of high-speed deliveries.