Sentence examples for excited thinking from inspiring English sources

Sometimes she even got excited thinking about what was in store in that future.

"In the case of being up 2-1," Leiter said, "I was excited thinking I was going to be the one on the mound when we clinched.

We get passages that begin with someone saying something like "You know, sometimes I get really excited thinking about autism"; Margaux can be found intoning: "You know, all week I was sitting at my computer, thinking, Am I retarded?

"I was a little bit excited, thinking that the judge in London would maybe actually see what I had been through and see it for what it was and decide not to punish me any more," she said.

"I had an email on Monday asking if I could ring one of the selectors and I was excited thinking it was just about the details," Avery continued.

"Center For Digital Archaeology," said the banner above one of the startups at the Funders and Founders Life 3.0 demo show, and for a moment I got excited, thinking of Vernor Vinge's software archaeologists.

"I'm much more excited by thinking about work made distinctly for the Internet," she said.

Turnarounds don't happen overnight, but I get excited just thinking about what's possible for us.

And it's better than a dream, because I can see it happening, and I'm excited just thinking about it.

I have no idea how Jane Gardam did it, but whatever keeps you excited and thinking about fiction is probably a good thing to read while you're writing your own novel.

McGuire, looking quietly excited and thinking about the future of "Here," said that he was hoping to have lunch with a friend who was working with virtual-reality technology.