Sentence examples for * overexcited in from inspiring English sources
His greatest shortcoming was a tendency to become overexcited in battle and issue too many orders.
I got overexcited in the 80s, along with the rest of the country, and bought a patchwork velvet skirt with a jagged hem.
"We will see the occasional incident of diarrhoea or food poisoning at the Games but we see these every summer anyway". Experience garnered from other Olympic Games suggested that people could get "overexcited" in response to a disease outbreak, said McCloskey.
That's a tribute to B.A. A lot of pitchers might have folded or gotten overexcited in that situation, but be bore down even more and took care of business".
However, they never became so intimate as Zuckerman evidently wished: "I surprised myself with my eagerness to please [him], felt myself saying too much, explaining too much, overinvolved and overexcited in the way you are when … you feel yourself drawn by the force of courtship".
On top of this, they arrive in space overexcited, work shifts and have to adjust to sleeping strapped to the wall in a sleeping bag.
3.25pm: During a question and answer session about whether they like Comic-Con; Russell got overexcited about the fact that, in one corner of the room, someone was already dressed as Matt Smith's Doctor Who.
The other is children, and the way that when they get overexcited, parents have to step in to calm them down, or remind them that if they persist it will end in tears.
In the new century, Cannes revealed itself to be diverted and overexcited by several explicit films that appeared in the market, though not in the official selection.
The iPad slides into a dock, and locks on either side hold it securely in place, which is extremely helpful in case you get overexcited blasting spaceships and centipedes.
There's clearly an ambition here to say something as well as to make something, but Underhill – whose work featured in last year's prestigious New Contemporaries exhibition in Liverpool – does not seem in any danger of getting overexcited about success.
