Sentence examples similar to cause of elation from inspiring English sources

Another England victory will be a cause for elation, with Hodgson's men currently a point ahead of Ukraine at the top of the group after seven games, a draw a cause for guarded optimism after Montenegro's draw in Poland, and defeat cause to start planning for the play-offs.

At first, this is cause for elation.

For the Knicks — who lately have had trouble winning with Stoudemire — a victory without him was cause for elation.

"His cause was just," the author tells us, when describing 007's sense of elation as he embarks on a mission.

"There was a sense of elation," one participant recalled.

There were sighs of relief and gasps of elation.

I had this feeling of elation.

It was the Knicks' last unfettered moment of elation.

Thinking of this, Hadley felt a swell of elation.

A wave of elation swept through the delegation.

'It was a mix of elation and fear.