Sentence examples for crazy excitement from inspiring English sources

My editor at Publisher X — let's see, that would be Editor E — had been a magazine editor, and was brand-new to the publishing world and full of crazy excitement about it.

The decision was spontaneous, made in the crazy excitement of the opening game, which I watched on telly with a couple of friends, Nick (Leeds United) and Paul (Everton).

I was starting to get a little sensitive about all this change, and I asked Editor E if there was any chance that the publishing world would not always seem to her worthy of crazy excitement; that is, I asked Editor E if she thought she would ever leave.

Shrewsbury Town defender Mickey Demetriou admits he is "crazy" with excitement at the prospect of meeting boyhood heroes Chelsea in the Capital One Cup fourth round on 28 October.

But it was at this point that Grainger and Watkins stepped it up a notch, upping their stroke rate and pushing ahead towards an expectant crowd that was already on their feet and going crazy with excitement.

I had a conversation with Jason, and he stirred it all up and made my brain go crazy with excitement.

When the photographer first showed the kids a photo he'd taken of them on a swing, "they went crazy with excitement!" McDonald recalled.

I was slightly crazy with the excitement of it all.

Far-fetched, crazy ideas stimulate excitement, concern, anger, and – most importantly – creativity.

Mobs of reporters and cameramen and other Big Timers were out there wearing bush jackets with leather straps running this way and that and knocking back their Pepsi-Colas and Nehis and yelling to each other and mainly just milling about, crazy with the excitement of being on the scene, bawling for news of the anguished soul of Louise Shepard.

Exotic locations, fast cars, beautiful women, and crazy gadgets are the excitements in today's cinematic thrillers -- whether they be spy-oriented, crime adventure, or a suspense mystery.