Sentence examples for excited walk from inspiring English sources

Walk fast when you are excited, walk slowly and silently when you are on the prowl, and run straight at your prey when you want to catch something or someone.

I was so excited, walking up and down, foaming at the mouth.

What does Lidor want?" The kid is excited, walks around the store like a junkie in a pharmacy, looks at the shelves, picks things up, tries to decide.

Everyone who has ever been to a tech conference knows the feeling: You're excited to walk into a giant hall buzzing with people, but a heartbeat later you're anxious and wondering, "Nuts, how am I ever going to find the people I really want to know?" At many shows, there is no good answer except to walk and talk fast.

KANSAS CITY, Mo .— Johnny Cueto was too excited to walk, too amped up to jog.

I'd be much more excited to walk into a room with him there.

I'm so excited to walk around the city with him and watch his brain take it all in and just grow.

I am excited to walk with UNCF and Teach For America as we revolutionize the learning experience one classroom at a time.

That's why I was incredibly excited to walk down Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. in New Orleans (named after the civil rights activist and founding leader of the Congress of Racial Equality) and discover Less Than 100 -- a traveling pop-up shop for gender wage parity (the first pop-up was in Pittsburgh).

"I think the idea came from Carly Fiorina, who said what gets her most excited is walking through the labs talking to people," said Rich Silverstein, referring to the chairwoman and chief executive of Hewlett-Packard.

He was excited "just walking under the lights of Broadway," but he was disappointed in the shows that he saw -- until the evening he wandered into Caffe Cino on Cornelia Street, and saw "The Lesson" by Ionesco.