Sentence examples for desperately excited from inspiring English sources

Winston has never had wine before, but he has read about it, and he is desperately excited to try it, since he expects it to taste like blackberry jam and to be instantly intoxicating.

"Everyone is desperately excited to be here and we've pretty much arrived now," he added.

The monkey, desperately excited, has to have these nuts and so quickly, plunges its hand into the hole.

As I've tooled around the Internet the past few days, I've seen many people saying, like me, that they enjoyed the film and will see it several times -- but very few who are desperately excited for the next installment.

Convincing directors and producers to have me in their movies (I just got cast in a movie I am desperately excited about, will talk about soon!) And getting my son to his preschool, and the 16,000 events that coagulate around the holiday time for him.

His wife, Rebecca, said their two sons will miss their father "desperately" but were excited for him.

In a state where Republican organizers are desperately trying to excite their voters in hopes of winning the presidential race in the state for the first time since 1988, Mr. Snyder is an unexpected, sometimes awkward ingredient.

I'd hardly call a 2-megapixel camera something to get excited about, but hey, Verizon customers are desperately in need of a cool "it" phone right now, so fair game.

I was desperately trying to commit every detail to memory, more excited by the act of it happening than the feeling it was giving me.

I was desperately trying to commit every detail to memory, more excited by the act of it happening than the feeling it was giving me. .

Vande Velde had been introduced to Ferrari by Johan Bruyneel, the team's manager, and he said he was excited to be one of Ferrari's clients because he desperately wanted to go faster.