Sentence examples for left ecstatic from inspiring English sources

After watching The Martian, I left ecstatic, wanting to return to my role supporting Mission Control.

But mostly the groups leave ecstatic, fingers nearly on checkbooks.

"This one left us ecstatic," Mr. Brown said.

The interview went well and had left her ecstatic, they said.

For Louis Murray, 52, a life insurance salesman in Boston, Mr. Trump's order left him "ecstatic". He recalled the Tsarnaev brothers, who were from a Muslim-majority part of the former Soviet Union, entered the United States on tourist visas and then applied for asylum.

Though the news left many ecstatic that beneficiaries could look forward to a less fearful life, many advocates said they felt equally concerned about those left behind.

As for Kaymer, he left Pinehurst ecstatic to have gone so low but with plenty of perspective on how to soak in his surprising 65. "I wasn't expecting it," he said.

His pitch leaves some ecstatic, some less so.

On a high bounce, Henman sliced a service return that sailed well wide, leaving the ecstatic Ivanisevic as the one who will meet the rested Patrick Rafter in Monday's final.

Wilson is the straight man to the comedic Lynch, his raspy passion tempered by the latter's light touch and high, sweet voice, while between them sits Yorkston, rapt at the strident honesty of Cornflake and the hip hop-flecked Far Gone (Don't Leave), both ecstatic observer and essential element.

The army of Swans fans were leaving in ecstatic mood.