Sentence examples for giddy students from inspiring English sources

There were the giddy students remarking about his freshly buzzed head -- no more ponytail and corn rows this year!

In East Harlem, Yvonne Lewis, the principal of Mount Carmel/Holy Rosary, was surrounded by giddy students carrying multicolored balloons.

At an event on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, throngs of giddy students leap to their feet when he appears and drown out most of his rambling stump speech with rapturous applause.

Within minutes, a demonstration materialized on West Street, in Lower Manhattan, opposite the entrance to Stuyvesant, one of New York City's most prestigious public high schools: Scores of giddy students, who had mostly come up from the nearby subway portals, were massing under a tree.

None of these fantasies, which read like a catalogue of giddy student projects, would succeed.

Stanford's dean of students, Marc Wais, says the exodus of Net-giddy students reached such proportions two years ago that the school had a problem filling campus leadership positions.

The beer-swigging members of Radiohole are like giddy overgrown students, goofily stumbling over their own insights.

And Rosencrantz and Guildenstern spend much of their time taking apart and reconstructing Hamlet's speeches, like giddy, fatuous semantic students.

My students were giddy with excitement--and it's not often you see 14-year-olds giddy about anything.

The students seemed giddy but tense.

"It was so much fun," said Ms. LaFrance, of Freehold, N.J., remembering life in the freshman dorm students described as giddy, intimate and not without moments of bacchanalian excess.