Sentence examples for delighted look from inspiring English sources

Even Olivia, who initially panicked and clutched the handrails, grew bold, with forays away from the wall, and a delighted "Look, Aunt, no hands!" grin, while Miss Northern Snow Queen was hobbling around the edges, white-knuckling the sides.

Don't step forward immediately — let the gesture sink in and enjoy the surprised (and hopefully delighted) look on her face.

"I'm really delighted, looking forward to it but most importantly I want to finish with a win.

He had the anxious-shading-into-delighted look that marks the artist.

As labour intensive as it is to make (try ordering a round of ten Pisco Sours and watch the strained-but-secretly-delighted look appear on your bartender's face) it is the perfect accompaniment with ceviche-style food.

Returning to the stage for a rousing rendition of Song 2, and then again for The Universal, the band looks genuinely delighted as they look out over the flags, over the crowd with its sunburned noses and glitter-smeared faces, and peacock feathers in its hair, and far off to the countryside of Somerset and the floating candles flaring up into the sky.

The professor is delighted and looks at what he has drawn.

"I'm really delighted and looking forward to celebrating the day with my parents and other students," she told BBC Radio Scotland.

"It's been too long coming," sighed a delighted Lonsbrough, looking on proudly from the press box as Britannia ruled the waves once more.

Later, however, he stopped at Fagin's pub with Prime Minister Ahern and, with scores of delighted patrons looking on, stood at the wooden bar and took a few sips of Bass.

"I'm proud, pleased, delighted and looking forward to Monday's draw".