Sentence examples for spark euphoria from inspiring English sources

Updated at 11.50am BST 10.55am BST SPAIN BELIEVES BAILOUT REQUEST WOULD SEND SHARES SOARING Spanish officials believe a bailout request would spark euphoria in the markets, with Madrid's stock market shooting up by some 15% the next day and 1.5 percentage points immediately knocked off Spain's borrowing costs.

When traders are on a winning streak, their testosterone levels surge, sparking such euphoria that they underestimate risk.

As "City of Blinding Lights" began, horizontal and vertical bars of light floating throughout the arena suddenly lit up, forming bright-white crosses and sparking visible euphoria.

THERE was a spark of bipartisan euphoria this month with the news that lawmakers were entering the perennially tenacious budget negotiations with a surplus of more than a half-billion dollars, more than twice the expected cushion.

The 38-year-old Donaldson, playing in the 10th match, sealed the win against Bradley with a stunning approach to the 15th green to spark scenes of euphoria in the Perthshire hills.

The goal sparked scenes of euphoria in the stadium and Poland clearly drew strength from the partisan support.

It is also alluringly inexpensive: just one lung full of smoke, the equivalent of a few dollars' worth, can spark a night of euphoria.

The last-minute reprieve sparked an outpouring of euphoria and disbelief on Wednesday, with crowds of supporters weeping with joy and her children crying, "Mama will live!" Mary Jane Veloso's family said its prayers had been answered after it emerged that the 30-year-old single mother was not among a group of foreign drug convicts sent to the firing squad shortly after midnight.

It was beyond the "wildest dreams" of London 2012 chairman Lord Coe – a golden weekend that reaffirmed Britain's place at the top table of world sport, sparked a wave of euphoria across the country and further elevated soaring expectations for the rest of the Olympics.

The most recent AI euphoria was sparked in 2009 by much faster learning of deep neural networks.

Then, after months of euphoria, at the end of May, bond-market jitters about the radical easing plans helped to spark a sell-off in shares.