McKerrow et al. initially reported on these fire fighters, describing acute and delayed respiratory and neurologic symptoms, including two experienced lost consciousness, four experienced euphoria or ataxia, and fourteen experienced delayed memory and concentration difficulties.
I might be able to shift myself out of that mood, but only to enter a different one, say euphoria or lethargy, a mood that will open up the world to me in a different way.
Two wheeled euphoria with a soundtrack. 5.
It begins elliptically with "I watched you fall/ I think I pushed", edging along like a sad lullaby into "I have never hurt anything", before it breaks into real euphoria two minutes and six seconds in.
Obama Year One began with euphoria.
"Then after about three years, the euphoria wanes and some of the old bad habits start to kick in.
A lot has been done by the governments of Poland and Ukraine, and the UEFA administration, to stage three weeks of euphoria which will leave an important legacy that makes life easier for the people".
Commingling parade-band protocols with the more ragged aspects of jazz and funk — "junk music" is Mr. Frazier's term for the crossbred result — the group chases down euphoria one boisterous groove at a time.
It was four hours of euphoria that ended with everyone shaking hands and hugging – a reminder that, as Josh preached: "If you shake my hand in church, you will shake my hand outside in the world".
They may sound as British as apple strudel, but after two weeks of euphoria I am just another gold junkie hanging around the intersection of TV and cyberspace, searching desperately for my next fix.
