Sentence examples for bit excitable from inspiring English sources

He's just a bit excitable tonight.

116th over: South Africa 498-2 (Smith 241, Dippenaar 17) A couple of Giles's balls cause Stewart to get a bit excitable, but that doesn't usually take much.

Well, one does get a bit excitable on day four of a festival and to have our very own chamber concert by Julia and Malcolm Donaldson is a bit special.

And so I took her". "I'm just very bubbly by nature and I was with my daughter and I got a bit excitable, I suppose.

Benjamin Carmine is just as green and gung-ho as his brother, in fact, he's even a bit more excitable.

It's possible some people find mayonnaise off-putting because it's just a bit too... excitable.

The Grammys may also help excitable pop act Fun.

Hoad added: "Jair du Cochet is an excitable sort and needs a bit of a break before running so he settles in well and loves the Sussex air.

And here, from 1977, is Greene's cool appraisal of "Dispatches," Michael Herr's classic of Vietnam reportage: "I was rather put off by the opening part which seemed to me too excitable, but Herr calmed down a bit later.

Stella and Mary are excitable, and there is more than a bit of giggling going on; together they remind me of slightly naughty schoolgirls.

My hypothesis is that these are highly ordered societies, each in their own way, and people living in them, especially young men — the excitable electron in any society — crave a bit of the entropy that Chatroulette brings them.