Sentence examples for ebullient at from inspiring English sources

But he was nearly ebullient at lunch.

Basso, on the other hand, was ebullient at the finish since the outcome fit perfectly with the new leader's strategy.

Thus the mood was ebullient at seven o'clock, when the event started, and was electric by eight.

This is unfailingly ebullient, at odds with anything else out there, and guests such as Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino keep things fresh.

He was close to ebullient at the post-vote news conference, although he cautioned his wife, Cindy, whose eyes were wet, that the fight was not over yet.

Thursday's crowd was mainly students and other young men, many of whom had never before attended a Hamas rally; those from the elder generation were ebullient at being able to show their colors again.

Mark Adams's ebullient TURN RIGHT AT MACHU PICCHU: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time (Dutton, $26.95) retraces the journey made a century ago by Hiram Bingham, the Yale professor who "discovered" the now famous city of the Incas and indirectly served as the inspiration for Indiana Jones.

Going back to the New Zealand series, it was certainly evident that after a successful and ebullient debut at Lord's, his pace was down at Headingley and he was less effective at Lord's after back-to-back matches now.

On Friday night, after a successful day at the German Chancellery with Angela Merkel, Malcolm Turnbull was in ebullient form at an embassy function in Berlin.

The scene at Mr. Morella's headquarters contrasted sharply with the ebullient mood at Mr. Van Hollen's victory party.

Keep this ebullient root at a distance, like bamboo.