Ebullient, fast talking, baby faced and seemingly guileless, he spoke between rehearsals at City Center, where his play has been in previews since Jan . 13
Mr. Chen even chose to dispute an account by American senior officials that he was so ebullient in talking to Mrs. Clinton on the phone during his ride to the hospital that he had said in his broken English: "I want to kiss you".
Vice, which bills itself as "the coolest magazine in the world", launched a UK edition in 2002 and now operates in 35 countries, becoming a multimedia company in the early part of the century, Late last year Vice took on James Schwab, a merger and acquisitions lawyer, and Shane Smith, the company's ebullient founder, talked gleefully of spending a potential $500m snapping up "our competition".
Peter's early childhood memories of Trinidad are few sights and smells, swimming in Maracas Bay, the ebullient way people talked.
The postgame press conference is ebullient, one player after another talking excitedly about how much fun they had out there.
Camilla, talking to reporters, sounded ebullient.
Ebullient … So this will be Sarah, Duchess of York we're talking about, not Sir Alex? Got it in one.
"This treaty will liquidate the legacy of the cold war," Mr. Bush said in Washington just before traveling to Chicago for the day, where he talked in ebullient terms about using the moment to draw Russia closer to the West.
The actor was speaking by phone in a car traveling on Fairfax Avenue, but he was ebullient and eager to talk about theater.
"Since the 1960's we've been talking about having a live performing arts center in the center of White Plains," an ebullient Mayor Joseph M. Delfino said.
