hype up

The day was done and they were still hyped up.

Do they really need to be hyped up like this?

"Do you all feel hyped up to move on some white people?"

"They're getting all this attention and everyone hyped up to watch again."

"Maybe people think I'm trying to hype up our defense.

They're going to hype up the thing between me and Starks.

"There is no sense getting hyped up because I'm in the last 16," he said.

If anything, it's the other way, not hyped up enough.

I don't really believe in trying to hype up the crowd.

Now if we could just hype up the 1988 Presidential election and get a 60 percent turnout.

Now, I don't feel so hyped up to have to get out of bed and do something.

These guys are all hyped up to kill things, Jazz.

I went into the kitchen, feeling hyped up and tense.

I think this was a little hyped up by the media."

But right now, we are hyped up that spring training is back."

"I thought it more was hyped up by you guys than everybody else.

I think it's being, not intense, but too hyped up and wanting to go get everything.

And again, if the stature of a director can hype up a project, it has".

Now he will try to hype up the blame on the Republicans for the failures of his first term.

Steve knew when these guys were hyped up anything could happen and it was likely to be very unpleasant.

God what a dumb question by some hyped up publicist.

"Sometimes you see people on television where the image is hyped up and presented one way.

Next time here, I hope it's not as hyped up."

"I could get hyped up a bit, but that's not my style.

Just another one of those hyped up phrases that loses its meaning over time.