Sentence examples for getting hopped up from inspiring English sources
Making weight loss healthy and sustainable involves more than getting hopped up on diet pills or over-exercising.
Which was in response to Islamist militants getting hopped up on Allah and bombing a Christmas mass, killing 16.
Once a week, a club in one of the villages opened its doors early for the elementary-school set: for an hour or so, we got hopped up on soda and boogied to the Bee Gees and Donna Summer.
The result is a document that reads like a DEA agent got hopped up on booty juice (MDMA), brain ticklers (amphetamines), and krazy kandy (synthetic marijuana), then picked up a thesaurus.
The first time I met him he pushed his balls into his stomach as a party trick before he got hopped up on a bunch of acid and, totally naked, crashed a Sea-Doo into a shallow pond of reeds.
Mr. Gore's daughter Ms. Schiff cut to the chase: "I remember as a teenager getting all hopped up about not wanting to go to church and literal Bible stories and religion as an agent of evil, and he always engaged me," she said.
"People were telling me that a lot of kids wanted to listen to it before they went to bed and they were getting too hopped up," he said.
"But I always prepared my team not to get too hopped up on it, because it takes away from your mental preparation.
Maybe the part of the human brain that is patched into the appetite sector gets so hopped up with pre-Thanksgiving cranberry-fantasia anticipation that when our synapses finally start to pick up the homey scent of turkey, we're like mice in a laboratory maze — we reflexively click the lever because we want the treat.
While Pixy Stix may have gotten you all hopped up as a child, you'll need something a bit stronger in your adult years.
