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"You've got to try this, " he shouted to his wife, to the delight of a fawning saleswoman. "This one's really comfortable. "

Then he upends the bucket on the surface and lifts. And, to the delight of the little architect, a castle tower is created.

She later also wore tailored coat with a slip dress in the same colour - to the delight of her husband and his audience.

The dancing started again with the banging of drums as he was spun in a circle to the delight of the crowd.

Much to the delight of her parents, she has made progress in all her subjects .

Five hours into the mass blind-date session, 12 of the 40 had decided to keep dating - much to the delight of city officials.

Then he upends the bucket on the surface and lifts it. And, to the delight of the little architect, a castle.

Add "ism" to a word and, to the delight of philologists, you bring out a whole new level of meaning, distinction and nuance.

A waxwork of Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard was officially unveiled today - much to the delight of the man himself.

To the delight of young Royal fans, a new generation of Royals has emerged, and with them their girlfriends Kate Middleton and Chelsea Davy.

Small groups of youths along the parade route also struck Americans flags with twirling kickboxing moves to the delight of onlookers.

The Dutch hitman has today completed his signing from Feyenoord much to the delight of Reds boss Rafael Benitez .

To the delight of many consumers here, the yen's gain also makes it easier for Japanese to travel abroad and invest in foreign assets.

Last month, to the delight of everyone, the French finance minister Christine La Garde announced "surprising" figures.

To the delight of the teacher, some of his students become engineers.

Communicating with friends is on par with breathing, to the delight of your wireless provider.

He usually read Dickens, to the delight of his listeners.

The school has also included traditional drumming as a compulsory class, much to the delight of the students.

But on February 29th the same judge reversed his ruling, to the delight of a bevy of free-speech advocates.

In a flash of inspiration, she fixes up her embarrassing photo to the delight of everyone!

To the delight of his proud parents, he has made a full recovery.

Sun scored his first NBA points on a 16 -footer with 1: 34 to play and added a layup on the next possession, much to the delight of fans.

Numbers are juggled and contracts are signed and much to the delight of the man, a profit is made.

In response to popular pressure and to the delight of many, most bans have since been lifted.

In 2008 UNESCO listed the temple as a World Heritage site, to the delight of Cambodia's tourist industry.

Ethanol producers get a tax credit 51 cents a gallon, much to the delight of industry powerhouses such as Archer Daniels Midland.

And, much to the delight of keepers, it even grew hair.

The snacks disappear quickly to the delight of the chef and organizers.

Contracts are signed and much to the delight of the man, a profit is made.

Exports of Australian boxed beef grew nearly sixfold between 2005 and 2009, to the delight of diners at posh restaurants in Jakarta.

The two wins - 5-0 and 1-0 - comprise England's best start to a European Championship for 40 years, much to the delight of Gerrard.

She won the game, to the delight of all her fans.

To the delight of bookmakers, gamblers are betting with their hearts.

To the delight of everybody, our team won the first prize.

To the delight of all Muirists, a federal appeals court ruled on October 20th that, in effect, it should stay that way.

It expands in the spring, to the delight of New Yorkers.