Sentence examples for overexcited with from inspiring English sources

"The last out was recorded, and I was celebrating with my friends, and I got overexcited with emotions and I went up to the field," said Mr. Diaz, a self-declared die-hard Mets fan.

Mr. Diaz, of Massapequa, N.Y., said he could not remember his exact thoughts in the moments before he hurdled the railing that separates fans from the field, explaining that he "got overexcited with emotions".

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

"To be honest, I was overexcited and overjoyed with everything," he said.

It overexcited me, and worked with the other pictures I had of her.

Having got overexcited after the 1-1 drawithth Mexico, the 3-0 defeatoto Uruguay has left the country in a dismal funk.

Suffice it for now to say that Tony Blair's chief of staff, as Jonathan Powell liked to be known, once set up a Downing Street meeting with President Bartlett's chief of staff – or, rather, the late John Spencer, the actor who played him, and with whom Powell was naturally overexcited to hold opposite-number talks.

Then I imagined being conjoined twins with Cassie and got massively overexcited and started sweating loads.

We were overtired and overexcited, and we set upon the mini-bar with terrible abandon.

Sluggish and derivative, "I Am Number Four" is another elaborate puberty metaphor with superpowers substituting for testosterone: when John gets overexcited, rays of light shoot from his palms.

He called Ford with the good news, but Ford didn't seem overexcited.