| The majority of lines are delivered as though in a vacuum, by overenthusiastic children's TV presenters. |
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| He has one hand on the controls, one eye on the track ahead and is sharing a laugh over his shoulder with an overenthusiastic train buff. |
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| The knocking gesture was exaggerated, like an overenthusiastic mime in slow motion. |
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| It must be nearly 25 years since I was last force-fed irregular verb endings by overenthusiastic French teachers. |
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| Two Scottish hunt employees are waiting to find out if they will be prosecuted for a hunt in which the dogs got overenthusiastic. |
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| We're a little overenthusiastic at the front end, we don't believe the back end, and the fact is that these things are going to evolve. |
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| In all the panic, the interest in the dollar appears to be rather overenthusiastic. |
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| We only had to row 500m on a rowing machine as fast as possible but I got a bit overenthusiastic on the warm up and was shattered before I'd even started the test. |
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| And, now we come to mention it, overenthusiastic consumption of beer of any persuasion can only end in tears. |
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| Because, obviously, there will be hurdles and the overenthusiastic will often find themselves called to order. |
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| Just as investors often become overenthusiastic about emerging markets during booms, they can get too depressed in bear markets. |
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| Pushy and overenthusiastic parents may consciously or unconsciously hinder their children's development and make them more prone to early burnout and mental fatigue. |
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| It was clearly overstated, and I sincerely apologize for my overenthusiastic statement. |
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| Update: Have we been guilty of some overenthusiastic reporting of the French rules? |
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| French rider Thomas Voeckler said overenthusiastic crowds had added to the challenges, including hearing the squeaks of rivals' brakes. |
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| The main goal was to curb the overenthusiastic spending on public works that served to channel ancient rivalries between neighboring cities. |
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| He is very handsome, though too roosterish for me, with his big yacht and yellow sports car and overenthusiastic swimming. |
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| It appears that people may have been overenthusiastic, as they say. |
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| The most successful Brazilian multinational of all may be the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, a Pentecostal outfit that keeps being investigated for overenthusiastic marketing and opaque book-keeping. |
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| There's no single study that I know of that says, beyond any possible doubt, that you get healthier if you drink nothing at all or if you get, shall I say, overenthusiastic. |
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| Well, I've said that I was way overenthusiastic. |
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| Patients with haemochromatosis may be quite sure and certain that overenthusiastic alcohol consumption is literally tantamount to an increased risk of cirrhosis, and even of liver cancer. |
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| Big enough for even the hungriest of dogs and heavy enough not to get knocked over, this stylish bowl has a rubber rim round the base to prevent it from being pushed round the room by overenthusiastic eaters. |
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| At times they can be overenthusiastic, and that then leaves it wide open for these kinds of demands to be made in circumstances that cannot be justified and would not be permitted by a judge. |
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| Do inspect the vehicle carefully for signs of overenthusiastic off-road excursions, especially on quattro models. |
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| Do inspect the vehicle carefully for signs of overenthusiastic o-road excursions, especially on quattro models. |
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| Confidence was also high on Oman Air even though they dropped a place in the rankings, due to a couple of overenthusiastic starts. |
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| I don't like getting overenthusiastic, but you have to like what you've seen there. |
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| It was an exhilarating ride but I had to keep using the brakes to stop our overenthusiastic huskies who ignored my screamed instructions. |
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| Two women friends had gone out for a girls night out, and had been overenthusiastic on the cocktails. |
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| French rider Thomas Voeckler said overenthusiastic crowds add to the challenges, including hearing the squeaks of rivals' brakes. |
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| Bulgarian tennis star Grigor Dimitrov recently shared a story when he got hounded by his overenthusiastic and manic fans after a training session. |
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| But the bull was probably overenthusiastic in his few days out. |
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