"And when I saw the price, I became ecstatic".
Players and fans became ecstatic, but the goal was waved off.
The results ought to sound cluttered, but the ballads gain resonance and uptempo tunes become ecstatic whirlwinds.
Due to objections voiced loudly from elsewhere, I had not, for many years, become ecstatic; no acceptable human could possibly invite such malign emotion into their life.
Will you please finish the sentence, 'The change in the world I'd like to see is...'.?" Though first flushed, faces immediately filled with smiles and people became ecstatic to have the opportunity to voice their opinion in the excitement of this political overhaul.
And the finale, "Rejoicing," after a reconfiguration of the hymn tune, becomes an ecstatic, percussion-heavy celebration.
He becomes downright ecstatic when the public-speaking coach he hires to help him with a graduation speech turns out to be the wacko broad who hauled his ass off a frozen city sidewalk.
Viewing the show is like watching a human "Wild King-dom": "As the dance of the Paka mask becomes more ecstatic," reads the museum label, sounding like a television narrator, "the vibrant fabric panels begin to fly around, turning the mask into a blur of color.
