Sentence examples for excited of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'excited of' is not grammatically correct in written English; you should use 'excited about' or 'excited for' instead
For example, you could say, “I am so excited for my birthday this weekend.”
"We got very excited, of course," says Ebbesen.
"Kath and I are the least nervous and most excited of the people we've talked to," Watkins told BBC Midlands Today.
A frame rate (1 frame = each transducer has been excited) of 1.6 Hz and a helium fraction resolution of 1.5% in steam are achieved.
(This is also the phase where businesses get very excited, of course).
The boys I meet on the road are really excited of the example that President Obama has laid out for them.
Even though we're unsure of where we will be attending this fall, we are anxious yet excited of the possibilities that lie ahead.
Exciting of the phase current is a necessary starting step for the SRG.
Everyone was excited to think of her reading our letters.
The comparison of X-ray excited luminescence of NaGdF4 Eu3+ with other reported materials of a similar size show that NaGdF4 Eu3+ nanoparticles exhibit the greatest X-ray excited luminescence.
The sharpness of this turning-point excited lots of attention.
Excited talk of an Asian version of the European Union is hugely premature.
