Sentence examples for ecstatic look from inspiring English sources
Leslie Wong caught and pulled into the wave of the day, his back slightly arched, his arms relaxed, making the extremely difficult — no, come on, the ecstatic — look easy.
The video features men, women, and a good handful of ecstatic-looking children bopping around to Pharrell's hit in choice locations including: on a bike, at the park, at a bus-stop, in the back-garden, at a mosque, Wembley stadium, and even in the sweet aisle of a supermarket.
That was nothing, however, compared with how I felt when the crew dragged me on stage to join in the "Woah-oh-oh!" vocal refrain on Heaven Can Wait, with a vast sea of ecstatic-looking Maiden fans staring up at us and bellowing along.
The packages appear to be aimed toward children, with images of ecstatic-looking cows holding giant bowls of rainbow and chocolate cereal.
I uttered an ecstatic cry: "Look!
Mothers with children generally attempt to look ecstatic, babies are indifferent and little children either puzzled or tearful.
The ecstatic roar and look of complete joy after he had hit the winning runs showed just how much enjoyment he still gets from winning games of cricket.
In their view, he should have made the hero look ecstatic as he died, knowing that victory was his on hearing the cry: "They run!
Or maybe if you just look ecstatic as you sip serenely, you won't even have to offer a further opinion!
