Sentence examples for overexcited that from inspiring English sources

("I get overexcited, that's my problem," he said in the interview).

This story, "Buttonboy," has, he thinks, "the bread of everyday life" in it, rather than just the usual "rare bleeding meat"; he becomes so dangerously overexcited that he attempts to track down the author.

Photograph: AP Photo/Christie's The thrilling news that Lucian Freud's Benefits Supervisor Sleeping had fetched £17.2m at auction had the BBC and the Times so overexcited that they dubbed the model for the painting, Sue Tilley, Freud's muse - as if she didn't simply lie heaped on a sofa with her eyes shut while he painted her, but inspired him as well.

"It's easy to get a little overexcited that legalizing marijuana is going to solve the world's budgetary problems," Dr. Miron said.

He got all kinds of things done, but he became so overexcited that his girlfriend Naomi threatened to leave him.

Unfortunately, I was then so overexcited that I had to lie down for the rest of the day, abandoning its goals to the great realm of Unfinish.

But so are many things in life, and I would wager that more accidents on the mountains are caused by clean-living snowboarders who are simply overexcited than by middle-aged skiers who are overrefreshed.

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).

That's a tribute to B.A. A lot of pitchers might have folded or gotten overexcited in that situation, but be bore down even more and took care of business".

Doctors often use epilepsy drugs like Pfizer's Neurontin, which calm overexcited nerves that can cause seizures.

She is still overexcited about the programme that made her name.