Sentence examples for overexcited at from inspiring English sources

But like Olympic figure skaters, our drinkers were probably overexcited at the start, and there are no bad Montrachets, anyway.

Making this sort of lunch yourself is far cheaper than buying it out (as anyone who's ever got overexcited at a salad counter that charges by weight and paid the price – literally – can testify).

Moreover, when the giant becomes overexcited at the sight of Hogarth jumping into the lake for a swim, and leaps in himself, creating a tidal wave, it's more gasp-inducingly impressive than anything in Deep Impact.

They understand and convey the essential spiritual conundrum of their characters, who are at once overexcited and underinvolved.

The Dodgers are not exactly overexcited with his defense at third, and Guerrrero long ago stopped hitting.

O'Loughlin remembers "getting wildly overexcited by the likes of Spoon at the Sanderson" when she first began reviewing 10 years ago, and admits that "now it takes a lot more to wow".

If you are at all aroused, you are "overexcited".

Maltin, who has had to pick up the PR pieces in the aftermath of such activities conducted by other people, says that sometimes they can get overexcited by the technology and fail to look at either the bigger picture or the ethical implications.

"I think it's got a bit overexcited, this whole euro story," said Michael Lewis, senior economist at Deutsche Bank.

In the meantime, at least one Googler seems to be overexcited about her company's prospects.

A key characteristic of acupoint stimulation is that of "dual effects," defined as the capability of acupuncture at the same acupoint to effectively inhibit overexcited functions or amplify deficient functions in the same target organ [ 9, 10].