Sentence examples for euphoria to get from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is in some way haunted by the Troubles and the sense that things might end up badly, and they don't allow euphoria to get the better of them," Mr. English said.

The beginning of the World Cup created such euphoria here I struggled to get any sense of how people really felt about their lives and their country.

"Our last game was one of great emotion but I've been working hard to get all the euphoria behind us".

It has long been widely believed — at least among some experienced investors — that it is the inexperienced ones who are most likely to get swept into the euphoria of a bubble and to buy when prices are the most absurd.

LucasArts' programmers had to overcome technical hurdles to get Havok-, DMM- and Euphoria-coded components to interact.

As I boarded the train, the decorations, the drumming, the people became overwhelming – it was hard not to get caught up by the euphoria.

I ran through Copley Square yesterday morning, just to get a sense of the pre-race euphoria and excitement — and to watch the runners doing their last, final get-the-jitters-out jog.

"For example, one dealer earned £2,300 over four days, but ended up with £1,000 because he got G euphoria and ended up paying for huge cab journeys for everyone to get home".

"For example, one dealer earned $3,000 over four days, but ended up with $1,250 because he got G euphoria and ended up paying for huge cab journeys for everyone to get home".

But it has been a battle, she said, to get people back to work en masse after the euphoria of Mr. Obama's victory.

Listening to the excitement and euphoria of both the crowd and the other runners will be the tonic I need to get me through.