Sentence examples similar to ecstatic hands from inspiring English sources

All of this evening's properly ecstatic, hands-in-air moments are ignited by the rhythmic oomph of the Merriweather material, which betrays both the increased influence of the melody-loving Lennox and the come-one, come-all aspect of vintage dance tunes.

Every so often the popemobile stopped and an ecstatic mother handed over her baby for a papal peck on the cheek.

Walking gingerly on her cycling shoes, she passed ecstatic fans, clutching hands with each of them.

Margolin, ecstatic, clapped her hands as she told Farrell the news.

While he was ecstatic at first, handing out cigars and proudly suffering the congratulatory backslaps of hospital staff, there were signs that he was starting to fray at the edges.

The dancers threw themselves backward in ecstatic, rhythmic leaps, their hands linked in front of them and rotating as if churning the air.

Putting the show in showmanship, he drops to his knees for Night Thoughts' "I Don't Know How To Reach You" in the first set, then clambers down into the audience to cling to the hands of ecstatic fans during the eternal "Beautiful Ones" and "Trash" in the second: over-the-top behaviour that would appear ridiculous from a less-experienced performer.

Every company wants a hot product in the hands of ecstatic consumers who spread the gospel.

I was excited when it was announced, ecstatic to get my hands on it, and even named it my personal best of show at CES.

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The business sector and investor community, on the other hand, is ecstatic and relieved by Ramaphosa's election as ANC deputy president, and the prospect of him replacing Zuma in the near future.