Sentence examples for ecstatic life from inspiring English sources

Living My Ecstatic Life tells the story of his year-long saga developing the concert.

Mr. Riegler has planned a worldwide virtual book launch party for Living My Ecstatic Life for Friday, February 14.

In that moment, a spark of inspiration took hold and the seed of Living My Ecstatic Life took root.

William J. Riegler's new book Living My Ecstatic Life: A Quest Becomes an Awakening chronicles his experiences demonstrating what is often heard after disasters, "Someone should do something".

Above rise a fruit tree's gnarly branches; they seem to writhe with ecstatic life, as if animated by the girl's unrealized desires.

Whatever happened to her later, a girl who had spent time among them might well be left with some perverse hankering for a bare, ecstatic life.

The word "Beatlemania" describes that unique relationship, and Ron Howard's The Beatles: Eight Days a Week -- The Touring Years, brilliantly captures its collective expression -- in all its ecstatic, life-affirming, youth ascendant, glory.

She is ecstatic, her life's dream realized.

The musical comes to ecstatic, surprising life during that song, and it's all the more exciting because — unlike everything else in "Catch Me if You Can" — you didn't see it coming.

Today, one is at home, ecstatic about life itself and wondering how he could have dreamed of staying at his office command post instead of guiding his staff down the stairs to safety.

His concern with subject matter began with the ecstatic "Joy of Life" (1927).