Sentence examples for excitable rush from inspiring English sources
He's been talking in an excitable rush while negotiating a collapsing burger; a blob of ketchup is glistening on his chin.
(it isn't good when jumping on really excitable pony because him/her might rush the jumps and knock a few poles off and which WILL cause faults).
A room of rushing doctors and excitable machines in direct contrast with the baby's heartbeat, quietly slowing.
In May 2005, Cruise, then newly engaged to the actress Katie Holmes, appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show to profess his undying love and ended up leaping up and down on the talkshow host's couch like an excitable pre-teen on a sugar rush after too much Sunny Delight.
His rhythm-section foil was the bassist Ben Allison, an excitable player who makes himself heard with a rushing, almost country bounce.
If there is a question about Sanchez — one that Ohio State may pose with its pass rush — it is whether he is too excitable.
Today, he returned to the center court where he had experienced the biggest rush of his long career and heard the cheers from an excitable French crowd that had helped lift him to last year's title.
The trick, if you're over average height, is not to rush about, but that's easier said than done when you're in pursuit of an excitable cat, who is himself chasing after a panicking corvid.
Rush Limbaugh, a shrill right-wing radio host, has weighed in, and so has Al Sharpton, an equally excitable but ideologically opposite pundit-cum-activist.
How alive, how excitable.
Are women more excitable?
