The old hand Fred Couples quickly mimicked Garcia's exuberant run from behind the tree.
Many Sox players and writers later claimed that this was the game that touched off the team's exuberant run through August, but I cling to a murmured line of Joe Torre's on this: "You like to think that the incentive for winning games is winning games".
In his fifth season at Marquette, Williams has emerged as one of college basketball's most exuberant personalities, running preseason boot camps and making relentless pleas for energy, for loose balls, for floor burns.
Back on dry land, the couple of thousand revelers that had taken over the dance floor and adjacent sand pit were equally exuberant, with responses running the gamut from mild enthusiasm to sand-slapping mayhem.
TV Azteca was running an exuberant, clever, Trump-mocking commercial for the match that it seemed like everyone in Mexico was delighting in and sharing over social media.
"This is what we call backbone Kiwi stuff," said the man, Peter Leitch, an exuberant raconteur who runs a chain of butcher shops on North Island.
One campaign aide who is staying near the family ay the Wyndham Hotel described the scene as "very exuberant, with lots of children running up and down the hall".
When I met Clinton in 1978, she did not seem like a politician, especially compared with her exuberant husband, who was always running late and couldn't stand to leave a hand unshaken.
Title track "Say It" is an exuberant house number that keeps things short and sweet, running through four-minutes in an exuberant sprint.
If anything, he thinks, that informational edge will be bolstered by the disconnect between today's spotty fundamentals and the exuberant 60% run-up in stocks since March.
