Examples of 'hype train' in a sentence

Meaning of "hype train"

hype train - describes a situation where there is a lot of excitement or anticipation surrounding a particular event or trend
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  • An audience or other group of people who are hyped over something; people who highly and sometimes excessively anticipates something that has been highly advertised and promoted.

How to use "hype train" in a sentence

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And thus the hype train began.
The hype train has no brakes.
I am missing the hype train this time.
I myself have been a victim of the Hype Train.
It seems the Super Mario hype train is headed to a rather unforeseen abrupt end.
I did not jump on that hype train.
The hype train has arrived at the station!
All aboard the hype train.
The hype train for 5G mobile services is ploughing ahead at full speed.
I would not call it a hype train.
Do not look now, but the hype train is officially pulling into Cleveland, Ohio.
Welcome aboard the hype train.
The E3 hype train is officially leaving the station!
Jump off the hype train.
The Galaxy Note 9 hype train is steaming on ahead of the August 9 reveal date.

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Everybody climb aboard the hype train with me.
Not much is shown but already I got a ticket for the hype train.
Beware the hype train.
It's odd, I recently started playing the first again because of the hype train.
Many of my friends got on the Kemono hype train because of this event.
It seems Sony is considering jumping on the classic console hype train - somewhat.
Are you on the hype train yet?
There is usually a hype train.
Everybody on the hype train.
Is it time to stoke the fires of the hype train again yet?

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I am just getting on a train and leaving forever
Your train leaves from over there
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