Sentence examples similar to excited rumour from inspiring English sources

✒ Exciting rumours from Sky News, where Kay Burley is telling anyone who will listen she's in the new, London-set series of 24.

At last, a royal wedding to get excited about, as rumours of a runaway bride swirl persistently round Prince Albert of Monaco's scheduled marriage yesterday to former swimmer Charlene Wittstock.

JW 9.57am: Fans of innovation will be excited to hear that today's Rumour Mill is being written live on the web.

Even Donatella's terrier was rumoured to have been excited by it.

Before American readers get too excited, they should bear in mind that there were strong rumours that they would end up hosting this World Cup too a few years back.

She is particularly excited about the Bath production, having heard of the licentiousness of spa towns in the 19th century; she wants to investigate rumours of hydraulic vibrators.

"Getting excited".

Too excited.

And excited.

Very excited.

How excited?