Nobody wakes up and gets excited to shave their face.
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But I guess I'm someone who gets excited about universal remotes.
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She gets excited about the fact the baby's tub has shipped.
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"I don't think he ever gets excited about anything," Koivu said.
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He knows I'm coming and he gets excited to see me.
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If it catches a ray of sunshine, it gets excited again.
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"She gets excited to set new records in the gym," he said.
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Preeti Mistry gets excited when I bring up The New York Times.
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And she still gets excited when she seems someone in her line.
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If I tell her someone is a new designer, she gets excited.
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She gets excited about deals, and she's got a garage full of stuff.
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Nobody gets excited about throwing away food, so why are we doing it?
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When she gets excited, her voice hushes as if she's sharing a secret.
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" Added Roberts: "He loves to kiss everybody whenever he gets excited about something.
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And he's not one of these Johnny-come-latelies that everyone gets excited about.
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He still demands his walks and gets excited at the sight of the leash.
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My favorite is that, when you drive really fast, BB gets excited and laughs.
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This is why no one, other than insurance agents, gets excited about life insurance.
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"When she gets excited, her puffs are the first thing to shake," Brown said.
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He gets excited by ideas, by having achieved thirty-seven per cent of his goals.
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"Everyone gets excited because it is easier to learn new things and gain new experiences."
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Megan Thee Stallion puts on a restrained show of excitement, and gets excited over it.
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He breaks out into song, he makes dorky jokes, he gets excited about obscure old games.
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He gets excited at the prospect of playing detective and is an absolute joy to watch.
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Well, they're legendary if you're the kind of person who gets excited about stationary (it me).
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She still gets excited for me whenever she sees my photographs in a magazine or on an advertisement.
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He is short and round, with a mane of strawberry blond curls that bounce when he gets excited.
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My 20-month-old daughter actually gets excited when she needs medicine because she likes how it tastes.
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Who among us gets excited when a sunburn starts to bubble, because it means you're going to start peeling?
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So is reading; while she wouldn't call herself a bookworm, she gets excited talking about her latest fiction finds.
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However, Elizabeth will sometimes "change her pitch to a higher octave — especially when she gets excited or passionate," TMZ reports.
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Kipman, Microsoft's technical fellow for AI and mixed reality, gets excited about "all of the things" in the HoloLens 2.
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"As a diver and someone who gets excited about shipwrecks, you can direct that enthusiasm in two ways," she says.
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These days See mostly does deliveries, video edits, and photography, but she still gets excited when unusual jobs pop up.
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That's why the jailbreaking community gets excited for any leak of source code or any exploit that gets released publicly.
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Talk about that environment when suddenly everybody gets excited about something that you were one of the few companies doing.
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But he gets excited and wants to publish something on the data he has, without going through those careful steps.
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Rousteing's mom still gets excited when she sees her son on the red carpet with Cindy Crawford at the Met Gala.
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Martin gets excited about advances in fiber technology, and imagines how Rothy might takes its technical expertise into other apparel categories.
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When they realize the traffic jam is the result of an accident, Mer gets excited for the possible life-saving opportunities.
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Even an old hand like me gets excited about being able to solve one of the hardest puzzles of the week.
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"Everyone gets excited to be able to get the chance to get out there and play, but nothing changes," Mills told reporters.
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The girl, who has not been identified, gets excited by the sea lion's presence — not knowing how dangerous the situation would become.
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But it seems every time the president makes one of these pronouncements, the market gets excited, only to be let down again.
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You wish you could get excited about anything the way this dad gets excited about nailing this super long frisbee golf shot.
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Someone's first experience might be with the HTC Vive, and if that person gets excited about VR, that's great for all of us.
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He gets excited about the profusion of philanthropic schemes emanating from Silicon Valley and sees in them an attractive model for the future.
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After all, Orlean is drawn to inefficiency, to friction; she gets excited when she encounters people whose indelible singularities don't quite add up.
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No matter how many years he hosts, Chris Harrison says he still gets excited at the onset of each new Bachelor or Bachelorette season.
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He really loves watching the records spin and loves to touch them when they spin around, so I let him and he gets excited!
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Read more: An HR exec says she gets excited every time a job candidate asks her a simple question about learning on the job2.
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Like even I—who only really gets excited over reruns of Saved By The Bell—was excited to share the pics from this week.
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Read more: An HR exec says she gets excited every time a job candidate asks her a simple question about learning on the job5.
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"I met someone who really acts like me in the studio, who really sings like me, who gets excited like me," Mr. Mendes said.
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Mr. Bragger, 53, a large man with an infectious laugh, has a voice that squeaks like a backyard swing set when he gets excited.
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"Trends change so fast, so it's all about going out on a limb," she tells me, her words picking up speed as she gets excited.
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"Penelope recognizes me when I come home and gets excited and wants to be held and says my name and that is everything," gushes Jolé.
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When the audience gets excited it gets me excited, and I start throwing myself in ways I shouldn't, really, at my age or any age.
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He half-speaks, half-shouts when he gets excited; he jumps from anecdote to anecdote, eager to resolve each of the stories he started telling.
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Nobody really gets excited over a router, unless maybe if you work in IT. And yet, Wi-Fi routers are kind of the rage right now.
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"All of our wines start with an idea," Saunders explains as she gets excited about some of the concepts the company has backed in the past.
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In addition to Toffee, her family also recently adopted a golden doodle puppy named Stir Fry who gets excited about wearing his "walkees" while going out.
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" Every time there's a headline about immigration, Guimaraes gets "excited and scared" because there's no way to know if it's "a good or a bad thing.
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I figured it was fake because someone gets excited about a projector, but a company representative emailed me to say that it is, in fact, real.
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An institution in this position is then left, as one board member said, either to hope that a hedge-fund manager gets excited, or to disappear.
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Stephanopoulos, a former political advisor, describes himself an "very regimented" and gets excited over political interviews, like his recent sit-down with ex-FBI director James Comey.
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" And when the two men see a beautiful actress on set, Trump gets excited: "I've gotta use some Tic Tacs, just in case I start kissing her.
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RESERVA MAMIRAUA, Brazil (Reuters) - The Amazon river dolphin is an intelligent and friendly mammal that appears to grin and flush like a human blushing when it gets excited.
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As a photographer based in Los Angeles, Mr. Michaels knows the intricacies of his own city well, but he gets excited by the novelty of a new place.
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Mr. Fender, who describes himself as "the kind of guy who gets excited about responsible financial planning," saw all his carefully crafted plans for the future slip away.
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As someone who gets excited by variety, especially when it comes to food, this place had me bright-eyed and bushy-tailed at every turn of the aisle.
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When the Night Clerk mentions that his last name is Hughes—as was Hughie's—Erie gets excited, but then the Night Clerk points out that they weren't related.
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Abby will paw the laptop in anticipation of the evening call when Anna is absent; she gets excited, wags her tail, "talks" and presses her nose against the screen.
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A hint of her New Jersey accent still lingers as she guides me, capping her vowels with a subtle "H" when she gets excited or worked up, which is often.
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"It's so funny when some people look at the glass half-empty when this is exactly what the world gets excited about," Schiller told Motherboard at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino.
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We provide food to the whole family because we know that helps relieve the most stress, and also because everybody then learns about eating healthy food and gets excited about that.
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We're told most people in the fam have low voices, including her grandmother, and Elizabeth will occasionally change her pitch to a higher octave -- especially when she gets excited or passionate.
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She's also the type of dog who likes to have her food switched up often, and often gets excited at the beginning of a bag and then more bored towards the end.
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"One of the things [Nike CFO] Andy Campion gets excited about, is we are now building relationships with kids from 210 years old," said Dave Cobban, general manager of Nike Adventure Club.
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If you're the type of person who gets excited about phones and wants the absolute best thing Apple has to offer, then you should probably pony up for a XS or XS Max.
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An outgoing, affable man with tan skin and a broad smile, Rheaume speaks at length when he gets excited — which he often does when the conversation turns to the future of his company.
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He still gets excited when he meets people because he wants them to pet him so badly, but he's also learned to "shake" (with his paw), which is always a hit with kids.
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Thomas Frazier II, chief scientific officer of the advocacy group Autism Speaks, said the results of the initial study were encouraging but that more work needs to be done before the public gets excited.
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"Lily-Grace gets excited when Aunt Paris comes over because she loves animals and Paris always has her dogs with her," she added, explaining that the proud aunt flew in for the birth of Teddy.
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While Fred may seem pretty relaxed in the clip above, his mom says he always gets excited when anyone comes to visit, and that he is also very empathetic, making him "the best of both worlds."
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Age: 219 Occupation: Silent film composer and accompanist at Film Forum After 235 years of playing for hundreds of moviegoers, the composer and pianist Steve Sterner still gets excited about playing for the crowds at Film Forum.
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"The advertising world gets excited about things like digital and pours money into complicated ads when there's limited opportunity because everyone is trying to get in front of the same people and there are limited users," says Christman.
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"Zarqawi was trying to recruit from the extremist fringe that gets excited by this sort of behavior," says Will McCants, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Center for Middle East Policy and the author of The ISIS Apocalypse.
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But this would likely lead to an ultimate culmination of the bull market—a phase when the public gets excited about the market, the economy edges toward overheating and stock valuations get stretched a bit too high, inviting the next downturn.
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Sure, it's Father Christmas and not explicitly Santa Claus – because Brits and all – but Cosmo's turn in the first Narnia movie reminds us that everyone gets excited about Christmas presents, even if they're weapons used to fight an evil Tilda Swinton.
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"Our service or our software want to be taken nationwide and everybody gets excited and that's when you get in front of the chief security officer's office and they ask if you're HITRUST-certified," says Frist Cressey partner Chris Booker.
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Since becoming a designer, Longoria says she still gets excited every time she encounters women wearing her pieces, whether it's an 18-year-old and an 80-year-old sporting the same blouse or spotting someone in Starbucks wearing one of her designs.
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The NHL gets excited at the thought of parity, which is what the new format offers over the old one that involved reseeding, but Vegas joining the West next season allows the league to, at the very least, ditch the wild cards.
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Mr. Riley has kept pigeons most of his adult life, and says the birds are not suffering and that they fly when he waves his trash-bag flag for the same reason a dog gets excited when you pull out your car keys.
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"You want to make sure that the market understands where you think the business can go and gets excited about it, but that they don't over-rotate in their expectations, because dealing with really high expectations creates a lot of downstream difficulty."
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In the video captured by Michael Fujiwara, the animal can be seen initially bobbing around near a dock — and appeared to be tossed food by people off-camera — before a young girl gets excited by the sea lion's presence, not knowing how dangerous the situation would become.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Everyone — well, me at least — gets excited when new words or phrases debut in the New York Times Crossword, and for good reason: It's fun to see a crunchy word or phrase, particularly one with high scoring Scrabble letters, emerge for the first time in a grid.
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"What is it with a party that gets excited about a guy who loses but tries to undercut somebody who wins?" said Rahm Emanuel, the mayor of Chicago, describing the opposition among some Democrats to Nancy Pelosi's continued leadership in the House, despite her presiding over a midterm wave.
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He said he gets excited thinking about Democrats on the rise around the country, like Jon Ossoff, who is running in a House special election outside Atlanta, as well as Senators Al Franken of Minnesota and Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York, who have not yet run for president.
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In the video captured by Michael Fujiwara in British Columbia, Canada, the animal can be seen initially bobbing around near a dock — and appeared to be tossed food by people off-camera — before a young girl gets excited by the sea lion's presence, not knowing how dangerous the situation would become.
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While Trump's pattern with other advisers has become familiar—he gets excited about new faces, recruits them into the administration, then slowly loses interest and shoves them aside like a toddler's new toy—Pompeo has seemingly had the opposite trajectory: He's seemed to grow closer to the president as time passes.
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Standing at 5-foot-4, with a big white mustache, mussed gray hair and glasses on the end of his nose, Mr. Nasti looks like Papa Geppetto, but when he chuckles or gets excited, he sounds just like Joe Pesci, his voice rising an octave, the words spilling out in rapid-fire Brooklynese.
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The press gets excited when Rudy Giuliani (a moderate on immigration who unsuccessfully pushed Trump to adopt his own stance) tells CNN's Jake Tapper that Trump "would find it very, very difficult to throw out a family that has been here for 15 years," and that his proposals didn't actually pose a threat to them.
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As for the rest of the leaderboard, sRead more:A dog with 'fainting goat syndrome' freezes and falls down when he gets excited, and nobody can figure out whyAuthorities set a trained 'attack squirrel' free following an Alabama drug bustA child is 'totally unfazed' after being bitten by a 5-foot-long snake that crawled into his homeExperts are scratching their heads over a mysterious new species called a 'cat-fox' found wandering on a French island
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