Sentence examples for so excitable from inspiring English sources
Occasionally, Feeley grew so excitable that teammates had to calm him down.
Upon arrival, 50 or so excitable individuals waited to be paired up with roommates and organised into our volunteering groups.
But get him in a room and let him talk about food, and he becomes so excitable that he starts leaping between ideas mid-sentence.
But no: the complaint about "the Facebook" is set to a backing so excitable it sounds less like a fiftysomething's grumble than a strident call to arms.
Coach Herman Edwards said Pennington is so excitable during games that sometimes, when he runs over to ask, "What do you want me to do now?" Edwards will respond, "Well, come over here and calm down".
They also built computer models of the phenomenon, and found that it followed theoretical models of so-called excitable media like heart tissue.
A Pantin surface constitutes a so-called excitable medium (Keijzer et al. 2013) across which excitatory and inhibitory activity can spread at various speeds producing large-scale patterns of contraction-extension by means of self-organization (e.g. Ball 2009; Goodwin 1994).
So gushed an excitable spokesman for BP on Wednesday.
The city's breakfast and brunch lovers are part of a crowd that has grown so large and excitable – or has such a short attention span – it warrants new cafe openings every week.
Griese, as reserved as Van Gundy is excitable, remained so detached that he usually referred to his scion as "Griese".
