Sentence examples for excitable days from inspiring English sources

Funniest moment Boltmania – not a moment, but a temporary and highly debilitating condition that beset Glasgow, the Hampden crowds and the assembled global media for nine excitable days.

The Qaeda aides described Bin Laden as "especially excitable" that day, and only a few people in his entourage knew why.

This week, however, Tessa Jowell became the unlikely and presumably unintentional publicist for the event after her tirade against the tyranny of skinny models prompted seven days of excitable blanket media coverage.

The alliance bases its contingency planning on threat assessment: and if Russia is not a threat, then what is there to plan?NATO membership for the Baltic states had excellent effects on many fronts (your diarist remembers the alarming days when excitable militias in both Lithuania and Estonia mutinied because they disliked the politics of the defence ministries).

But whether he wanted a "broad debate", as he claimed in an excitable tweet filed that day soon after Corbyn hugged him with gratitude, or calculated that the presence of a hard left candidate would help whichever of the Three Stooges he actually does support, he made his choice with seconds to spare before Big Ben struck midday.

Leave for a few days until the excitable early fermentation has calmed itself.

Regularly shares his favourite music, baby news (he has a young son) and can get quite excitable on West Ham match days.

In the old days the more excitable football managers and chairmen used to ban local reporters from their press boxes for criticising the team, a ban usually circumvented by the reporter watching from the terrace.

That figures to be especially tough for someone who had a say on most pitches for the last 14 seasons, and has been known to be excitable in the dugout on days he did not play.

But the sight of parties negotiating to share office (or not) after an inconclusive election is common enough in much of Europe: Norwegians and Germans, for example, have been chortling at excitable Brits over the past few days.

The photo is the only thing that documents it these days, along with an excitable thread in the Digital Spy forum written by a bunch of people who think soaps are real.