Elsewhere, gentlemanly Damiano Ottavio Bigi vacates his chair for a gracious lady, and Anna Wehsarg playfully tosses her hand in the air, delighted that Mendoza catches it each time, covering it with courteous kisses.
"Delighted, absolutely delighted," she said.
Declaring at the National Press Club that he "would be delighted to clear the air," Mr. Cain said that he was unaware of any settlements paid to his accusers – an assertion he appeared to contradict in an interview later in the day.
In the 1730s, Jacques de Vaucanson built an elaborate flute-playing automaton that actually "breathed" air and delighted Parisian audiences with 12 different melodies.
He told the audience that he "would be delighted to clear the air" regarding Sunday's controversial report.
His almost nerdish devotion to the game and his puppyish mid-air appeals delighted spectators and Monty masks sprouted about grounds at a feverish rate.
Then Hauser, in a purple top and dark-yellow pants, left her chair and danced alone, more gently than Jones, her arms carving the air, her face expressing delighted interest at the volumes she'd discovered.
"What do the election results mean for Labour?" asked presenter Jo Coburn, delighted to have some guaranteed on-air entertainment to liven up a long afternoon.
She was among the first women in Britain to obtain a pilot's licence, took to car rallying in the 1950s and delighted in travelling at speed, in the air or on land.
But China and Russia would be delighted to have us abandon our strategic air capacity in the form of the F-22 fighters and the aging B-52 strategic bomber force.
What she had said "no longer private and potent, seemed to pause in the air between them, the way their delighted child would one day".
