Sentence examples for small excitable from inspiring English sources

She didn't have a big game plan, she says, talking in the kitchen of her north London flat with a small, excitable dog on her lap.

A small, excitable and completely bald man was flicking the nose of a Romanesque bust while saying, Rrrremember, Caesar, you are bald! over and over again: Rrrremember, Caesar, you are bald!

Small, excitable and able to pull off an innocent naivety with aplomb: character on "Sesame Street" or Jason Schwartzman?

It occurred, for example, back in 2003, when a very small number of excitable Iraqis helped Marines topple a statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad.

The hotel is a swish, trendy sort of place but has none of the snooty airs and graces you find at some four-stars, especially when accompanied by the noisy, excitable small children I had in tow after our seaplane adventure.

There he is, the excitable, small-minded guy in love with the spectacle of his own normality.

Team Nadal: Rafael Nadal; Uncle Toni Team Murray Andy Murray Judy Murray Mileses Maclagan, Matty Little, Andy Ireland, Jez Green; small group of over-excitable young males with cheap tartan Tams, complete with false ginger hair.

Parameter variations may lead to transitions between an excitable rest state, small periodic orbits and large relaxation oscillations.

This effect could not be attributed to a survival enhancing effect of NGF as in the absence of NGF many small E12.5 neurons survive and are electrically excitable after 24 h in culture; 12/12 cells lacking a mechanosensitive current exhibited a mature AP (data not shown).

Fewer and smaller caffeine doses reduce the anxious and excitable peaks and the valleys of tiredness across the day, and make it easier to respond to our internal drive for sleep at bedtime.

PERSONAL HISTORY about the writer's relationship with her mother… I come from a long line of small, elegant, dark-haired women who are somewhat excitable and….