Sentence examples for * their exhilaration from inspiring English sources

Others, newly retired, may have fantasized about growing gardenias or becoming a gaucho, but their exhilaration turned to panic when they were faced with an unscripted day.

To a remarkable degree, they have succeeded -- but with their exhilaration and dedication has come a toll in exhaustion and tension.

The masses that had migrated south were still pinching themselves as they drifted, delirious in their exhilaration, back to the north-west.

In them, these agile young singer-dancers get a chance to make like a sexed-up Fred and Ginger, and you can feel the buzz of their exhilaration from doing so.

You'll witness their exhilaration.

We listen as they speak about their exhilaration during the revolution, the optimism, the excitement, and when their great hopes died and sometimes when their dreams were realized.

MacMillan's choreography here marvelously shows how Romeo and Juliet, amid their new exhilaration, keep pivoting this way and that.

Perhaps judging their respective exhilaration levels to be mismatched, Kate moves on, attempting to get the real scoop on nattō by unleashing her boundless pep on a traditional Japanese family.

I viewed it as an implicit rebuttal to today's helicopter parents, an argument for letting kids enjoy their unsupervised exhilaration: "They had done everything they had ever wanted to do, they had had the most wonderful day, and no one even knew they were gone". But as "Commonwealth" progresses, something alarming enough occurs that the case is made for being helicopter-ish after all.

Her memoir, Riding Fury Home, tells the story of the powerful, complicated bond between her mother and herself: from her childhood in the 50s with a suicidal mother, to discovering in adulthood that her mother had been a closeted lesbian given psychiatric treatment to "cure her," to their shared exhilaration when they both come out in the women's and gay liberation movements.

One can feel, in their accounts, the exhilaration the suffragettes felt in this attempt to outwit the state.