Mr. Froot is excitable; he's pretty sure things won't turn out O.K.
With perfect timing, as the event came to a close, the fireworks started booming at the end of the night's military Tattoo, which pretty much summed up the excitable atmosphere in a packed marquee.
They were pretty impressed, too, with Oliver Stone's excitable journey through the current political reformers of South America in his wildly unfocused but intriguing documentary, South of the Border.
"Ever try to concentrate on doing something difficult with a crowd of people watching?" David Foster Wallace posed that semi-rhetorical question in How Tracy Austin Broken My Heart, an excitable and hilarious and ultimately pretty searching evisceration of the tennis star's autobiography.
To a whispering and excitable audience, they divulge that they got "pretty fucking blazed" at the weekend, and you immediately start to hate them a little bit.
Chris Baynes of PopMatters claimed that the band members "wear their influences pretty much inked onto their sleeves", but concluded that the album is exciting and excitable in equal measure.
Chances are pretty good that you're going to have drunk or otherwise easily excitable people playing in your ball pit.
The debate was pretty heated at first, with MPs flapping their heads about like a bunch of particularly excitable South Park Canadians.
Pretty much every musician has a mailing list, but the topic is rarely the subject of excitable discussion at music industry conferences.
In "Love in the Time of Cholera," Mike Newell's adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez's great 1985 novel, Florentino Ariza — a hustling, excitable teen-age boy living in late-nineteenth-century Colombia — catches sight of a pretty rich girl, Fermina Daza, and falls in love with her forever.
