The music that elated me and still elates me is reggae.
I don't know why the sight of fresh tracks in the snow elates me.
In the theater, Al Michaels counts down to his famous line, an authentic insert that elates me as it unnerves me.
Asked about the reports then, Anthony Banbury, a senior United Nations official in Haiti, was criticized for saying that the number of rapes "almost elates me".
This anarchic reflex, to devour something that elates us, is a running theme in Penguins of Madagascar – 90 minutes of computer-generated, bounce-off-the-walls exuberance.
"Having their pet there elates them more".
Elated at this accession, and furthermore by the ravaging of Africa on the part of the private citizens who were managing the ships, they were no longer willing to neglect the sea, but again got together a fleet.
Elated by this successful climax to his voyage, he briefly considered continuing east, to sail around the Southern Ocean a second time, but soon gave up the idea and turned north for home.
When I.B.M. announced on Tuesday that it would spend $2.5 billion and hire 1,000 new employees to create "the world's most technologically advanced" chip factory here, the conventional wisdom, perhaps, was that the news would elate the residents of this Hudson Valley town.
This girl can twirl on a dime and take you from elating silliness to genuine sadness in less time than it takes to say "Delta Nu".
Elated, wanting never to leave, Louis Thanksgiving signed another contract, this time to dredge a canal clear across the swamp to the Gulf Coast, for the Model Land Company, a private firm that had bought up hundreds of thousands of acres of "virgin Florida farmland" that were still inconveniently covered in water.
