Sentence examples for all ecstatic from inspiring English sources

"As fans, we're all ecstatic right now.

She said the victims and their families "were all ecstatic that this could end today".

Afterwards, they were all ecstatic, in the manner of an evangelical revival meeting.

"In late August I start filming on three episodes of Absolutely Fabulous, which we are all ecstatic about," added Lumley.

After the ball dipped and flew beyond Bruce Grobbelaar, Sharp leapt through the air in celebration, joined by both players and fans, all ecstatic at the glory and magnitude of the goal.

He said: "We scored and there was a big crowd surge, the players came towards us to celebrate and we were all ecstatic as it was a crucial game.

We should all be ecstatic about it.

After all the ecstatic reviews and awards, the novel sold about 22,000 copies in hardcover — no blockbuster.

I think we'd all be ecstatic if Jean-Claude Trichet suddenly decided to start printing money in order to boost European exports.

It wasn't Gnawa music in its traditional setting — as an all-night ecstatic healing ceremony — but a concert sampler.

Yet he carries on with the devotional fervor of someone whose life's work is an all-consuming, ecstatic pastime.