She mashed chords with her forearms during Henry Cowell's rambunctious "Exultation for Piano," to the audible delight of those positioned to see her best.
Chagnon strides into the middle of a shabono in a loincloth and faded high tops and strikes a warrior pose — a bearded Tarzan aping his subjects, to their audible delight.
Much of The World's Fastest Indian was shot in and around Invercargill and as the film gets under way, there is audible delight when local figures and familiar landmarks appear.
"Best of all," he says with audible delight, "was at the end when Mark played guitar and Jeff played keyboards and sang – and there are your words being sung with a beat behind them.
On the first day of class, when Auel told his standing-room-only lecture that Hopper had taken a version of that very same course likely in the very same classroom while she was a graduate student in math at Yale, he was met with audible delight and excitement from students.
It came in flurries, and it came to the audible delight of the nearly 15,000 fans who stayed historically late in Centre Court with their groans and roars reverberating off the roof that was closed from start to finish despite clear weather outside.
Before the applause, there's an audible gasp of delight, the recognition of having witnessed something special.
There's an audible cheer of delight from the year 7s in the corridor who have just realised that they have a cover lesson.
It was a cold, miserable night, and the whole thing was covered live on television, but they stood there anyway, and when columns of ballerinas appeared to the adagio from "Swan Lake," there were audible sighs of delight.
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