Sentence examples for how delighted I was to from inspiring English sources
"I cannot emphasize enough how delighted I was to find that she is nothing like that.
But imagine how delighted I was to wake up back in the U.S.A. — refreshed, restored and almost completely unmanacled — with my beloved bar of Toblerone at my side.
That is the nature of O.C.D. Enter music and rhythm: you can imagine how delighted I was to be actually required to count the beats in a piece of music.
Words can't describe how delighted I was to see Albus' and Scorpius' relationship gently developing from friendship to something more, without the narrative making a plot point or a problem about their sexualities, making it incidental rather than focusing on it.
You can imagine, then, how delighted I was to receive a copy of the Guardian's new crash-published Wikileaks book and realise that it was all the things I wanted from the Times' book.
You can imagine, then, how delighted I was to receive a copy of the Guardian's new crash-published Wikileaks book and discover that it was all the things I wanted from the Times' book.
Just signed up for your free newsletter, sending this note to tell you how delighted I am to have access to this valuable information without straining my meagre budget.
3.03pm BST Ryan Giggs has posted an open letter on the Manchester United website: Today is a fantastic day for Manchester United. Louis van Gaal is a great appointment and let me begin by telling you how delighted I am to be working with someone of his calibre.
"I can't express how delighted I am to be back here," Bessone told Swansea's website.
Thessaloniki, Greece - 22 March 2001 President Stefanopoulos, Mr. Reppas, Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates: On behalf of the United Nations Children's Fund, let add my warmest welcome to all of you - and tell you how delighted I am to be in Greece for this important meeting.
How delighted I was, then, to discover that Susan Cooper's new novel, "Green Boy," allows readers, young and old, to share the experience of this unfettered wilderness of tropical forests, sand bars and sea, which she sets in and around a fantastical island named Lucaya in her version of the Bahamas.
