Sentence examples for get excited that from inspiring English sources

"We are now the state that is very excited," she said, referring to a catchphrase — "Get excited" — that she uses in virtually every speech, bill signing and elementary school tour that comes her way.

Give people ideas and they get excited: that's the admirable lesson it teaches.

"To tell you the truth, I just try to put the pitch on the barrel," he said, adding later, "I don't try to get too excited, because when you get excited, that's when you get in trouble".

"After two and a half years of dating him, I still get excited that I get to go have dinner with him," she said.

So it's too soon to get excited that the discovery of betatrophin will translate directly into a new treatment for diabetes.

"Maybe I handle things differently than other people," he was saying in the Packers' interview area, "but that doesn't mean I don't get excited, that I don't grieve.

Speaking of not getting excited, that's exactly what's got Shaun Lawson riled up: Yes, England have been garbage for most of the series; yes, it's all been very depressing.

I mean, everybody gets excited that the whole team is here.

At one point, Sam recalls the prayer hut: "Claire and I always got excited that we might hear a story instead of a sermon".

The teachers saw the facility I had with drawing, and I guess they got excited that this little almost-blind child could do this".

Getting excited about Samsung testing the waters with your platform is akin to getting excited that your parents came to your 8th Birthday party.