Sentence examples for hyperactive pace from inspiring English sources

There's a hyperactive pace to his early career.

I suspect the age of the Paxo/Humph interview - constant interruption, Frankie Howerd expressions, hyperactive pace - is over.

On CNN, the hyperactive pace of Wolf Blitzer's nightly news show "The Situation Room" is so extreme that it was parodied on "Saturday Night Live".

Opener If You Want, which arrives with a cute rip-off from Harold J Faltermeyer's much-abused Axel F, some yowled vocals and a hyperactive pace, sets the tone.

Vassilieva is cute and plucky, and the story moves at an energetic -- possibly hyperactive -- pace.

Gyllenhaal escapes from his enemies about once every minute, undergoing so many reversals of fortune that he's lucky not to get whiplash, and yet it's this very hyperactive pacing that neutralises any potential excitement.

It was during the transition from this hyperactive rate of growth to the current, more sedate pace that the ripples formed.

Symptoms suggestive of the diagnosis of bvFTD include apathy, disinhibition, poor planning, poor organization, hyperactive behaviors such as wandering and pacing, as well as changes in eating, sleeping and sexual behaviors.

Step forward hyperactive immigration spokesman Chris Bryant.

The site, at www.atavar.com/sciis, is programmed to unfurl at a gradual pace, and no amount of hyperactive clicking will advance visitors faster through its six abstract settings.

Though he is still hyperactive — if he's standing he's pacing; if he's sitting, a leg bounces — his mind seems insatiable.