Sentence examples for mad excitement from inspiring English sources

"I don't want any more mad excitement.

Back home, the duo rather wistfully explained on Irish broadcaster RTE, "it's mad excitement altogether", and Skibbereen was "after closing everything down and having a national holiday and we're missing it all".

I was mad with excitement.

But come election time, reporters and politicians and pundits go mad with excitement, and address a mountain of deeply serious matters in an utterly trivial way.

Hundreds, sometimes thousands, of people block his campaign caravans along roads and jump on top of his "cholomobile" van in what sometimes appears to be mad, uncontrolled excitement.

But immediately after the landing, Neil Armstrong, mad with excitement for his great adventure, overrules NASA's sleep-break instruction: he and Buzz are going out right away.

[Correction: there was one old man drinking wine who was going mad with excitement, too. I wish he was my dad, but he was not.] The girls in this season's right dresses and the men who drove them there in exchange for sex were not excited when Greer climbed down off the stage and started corralling them with her mic cord.

When my number's called, I almost forget Susan Squibb's advice, about savoring the moment, in the mad rush of excitement.

So often, the true excitement of "Mad Men" comes from in watching characters careen down new paths and surprise themselves: Joan kissed a downtown hippie; Peggy went head to head with Don and lived to tell the tale; Harry asked for more recognition, not knowing what that demand would ultimately get him; Dawn went into Joan's office and didn't know what kind of reception she'd get.

His couture collections brim with the excitement of a mad scientist putting his ideas to the test.

"The initial excitement is just mad," said Janty Yates, who was brought on to design the costumes for Scott's new film, "Exodus: Gods and Kings," opening Dec. 19.