Sentence examples for so excitable that from inspiring English sources
Occasionally, Feeley grew so excitable that teammates had to calm him down.
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.
In fact, it was so excitable that one audience member lobbed a firework at the stage, which bounced away from Skepta and into the bit where I was standing.
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".
He spoke no more than he needed to, and talkative Kern, so excitable he sometimes stuttered as the words crowded in, had realized that Ned was his best friend only when he realized that silence was the other boy's natural, companionable mode.
After it was over, I said rather complacently to my host, a professor from the Department of Psychology, that it was reassuring that I had the power to compel a college audience to listen to me on so excitable a subject.
Upon arrival, 50 or so excitable individuals waited to be paired up with roommates and organised into our volunteering groups.
Don't give your pony too many carrots and oats or your horse will get so excitable and might bolt.
The heart is made of what scientists call an excitable medium, that is, one that generates and conducts electricity (e.g., Lakatta 1993).
The calcium induced calcium release mechanism in non-excitable cells is exploited to transform the non-excitable cells into excitable media that propagate calcium signals cell-to-cell.
