Sentence examples for much euphoria from inspiring English sources

One last lineout secured and driven quite decisively, whereupon Naulia Dawai touched down to much euphoria.

(Never before have I seen so much euphoria on a treadmill).

Musharraf explained his decision to decline the invitation, saying that there is too much euphoria and expectation at present.

But the May employment report may overstate labor force weakness, some economists said, and may be encouraging too much euphoria.

One official said this week that he had to warn about too much euphoria inside the State Department.

There was much euphoria when it all began in April, with the fast-unto-death campaign of a truly austere man, a former army driver and a social reformer, Anna Hazare.

That Mr Jonah had left the balance-sheet in such a state points to a bigger factor behind the current crisis than his address: his dream of forging a pan-African empire.Out of AfricaAshanti's public listing in 1994 was accompanied by much market euphoria.

But be warned: inhaling so much Oscar night euphoria at once can induce dizziness and hysteria.

So much for the euphoria of the third no-hitter in Mariners history and their recording it against the team with the best record in baseball.

But much of that euphoria has worn off in the three difficult years since, as the reality of smaller paychecks has taken hold.

On the Moctezuma, and back in England at Falmouth, Dudley talked too much, out of euphoria, nervousness, guileless honesty and a clear conscience with nothing to hide.