Sentence examples for elated faces from inspiring English sources

Photographers waiting on the towpath captured the elated faces of the exiting swimmers, whose heads displayed a 'post-forceps' look brought about by the tight hug of their swimming caps.

Negin had looked at the boys, with their sweaty, elated faces, and wept even harder.

Then I looked across the runway at the rows of people and their elated faces, and thought: well, it's a clich?but the show must go on.

Among the most uplifting images from Syriza's victory in Greece last week were the elated faces of a small group of fiercely determined women: the public sector cleaners who were laid off during the country's brutal budget cuts and had been told they would be swiftly re-hired by the new government.

He's here!" I watch his elated face in the flickering candle light.

Yet Murray sounded more exhausted than elated, his face drained, dark bags underneath his eyes.

He was elated, excited to face the future, PROUD.

Body language is essential for picking out liars, knowing if they're calm, angry, rushed, elated, etc. Face reading is a method of evaluating basic genetic personality traits through facial features.

Jealousies erupt; passes are clumsily made, kisses exchanged, faces slapped, hearts elated and dashed.

Romi sat through the trumpet and the credits, and, though tears were streaming down her face, she felt elated.

Most world leaders are elated that a woman of such high intellect and respect will be the face of American leadership.