Sentence examples for ebullient day from inspiring English sources

Sun-soaked after an ebullient day celebrating La France and being buffeted by a fierce Mistral, we have dinner and wine and collapse into bed.

Ebullient one day, sobbing the next - an all too common tale for those achieving too much success, too soon.

He's got some Jekyll and Hyde in him: ebullient one day, a tortured head case the next.

Top executives at both companies were ebullient on Tuesday.

Naturally, he was ebullient late Tuesday night addressing supporters at the Harlem restaurant Sylvia's.

The president, in marked contrast from his somber address last week announcing his battle with cancer, seemed ebullient on Monday.

"It was incredible how the community really pulled together," he said, ebullient over Sunday's protest.

She was ebullient on Monday, speaking of the "beginning of a new era" in a brief address to a tightly packed crowd outside her party's headquarters.

Mr. DeMint was unrepentant, even ebullient, on Wednesday, and his political arm is plowing forward in Senate primaries to come, backing the underdog former House member in Wisconsin, Mark Neumann, in his fight against former Gov. Tommy Thompson.

While Democrats were forced to make major concessions on insurance coverage for abortions to win House passage of the bill, they were nonetheless ebullient on Sunday, with many saying the vote gave them momentum to push the bill forward.

The mood of the Bush campaign was ebullient after Wednesday's debate in which aides felt that Mr. Bush had survived prolonged questioning about foreign policy, his biggest weakness.