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Less than 24 hours before his death the company worker from Tokyo had spoken of his joy at the prospect of getting married.

We are excited at the prospect of our coming together, and delighted that you have learnt the right to leave the cycle of duality.

Your family must be very excited at the prospect of you playing for the Reds. . .

They were aghast at the prospect of Congress enshrining such a system in law, and mildly relieved that Mr Obama has reversed himself.

Privately, however, the White House will certainly not be delighted at the prospect of dealing with prickly President Putin again.

An imam who ranted at the prospect of Western occupation a month ago now welcomes foreign special forces as long as they keep out of sight.

A short stack of books lay propped against the bowl, and I could barely contain my excitement at the prospect of reading come morning.

I got so excited at the prospect of having a food I could eat, I fell out of my chair.

My Chinese band mates are thrilled at the prospect of performing in the U. S. ; only Woodie has been there, and he visited only Los Angeles.

Taiwan's stock market has jumped nearly 15 per cent in a few days at the prospect of closer ties.

He rubbed his hands with glee at the prospect of their defeat.

I balked at the prospect of spending four hours on a train with him.

There is thought to be concern in Washington at the prospect of a close ally downgrading its military capabilities.

He was not deterred by the danger of my making mistakes, he was not alarmed at the prospect of my encountering sorrow.

Breeders are up in arms at the prospect of the ban.

As she asked quick questions, she sensed his excitement at the prospect of a big breaking story.

Her barrister Peter Wright QC said she was terrified at the prospect of prison and 'distraught and inconsolable'.

"My French is not what it should be, " she explains. "And I'm really excited at the prospect of being enlivened by a new culture. "

Business interests have made it clear that they're horrified at the prospect of hitting the debt ceiling.

As a lifelong lover of words, I was thrilled at the prospect of launching my own writing company.

Shareholders' anger was starting to rise at the prospect of a deal with Chinalco.

Cambodia, giddy at the prospect of an oil boom, hopes not to go the same way.

EU officials have grown alarmed at the prospect of state-controlled Chinese companies snapping up strategic European industries.

Republicans are delighted at the prospect of another two years to vilify Mrs Pelosi.

Markets were cheered at the prospect of European leaders, at last, seemingly moving toward a unified long-term solution to the crisis.

I had never seen a hermit before, and I became very excited at the prospect of climbing the mountain and meeting him.

Or perhaps you salivate at the prospect of eggs from Siberian sturgeon raised in the lap of luxury on a French aquafarm.

And it's not just women who should be offended at the prospect of a major step backward. It's all of us.

We are all very excited at the prospect of Coldplay performing to a packed Emirates Stadium.

Some people in the UK get a little uncomfortable at the prospect of proselytising on the shopfloor and conversions in the canteen.

But in the meantime, the rise continues and London estate agents are salivating at the prospect of City bonuses in January.

Hamas hails them publicly too, while squirming at the prospect of young Western women in bikinis on their shores.

By September 1929 the Hoover administration had already noted protests from 23 trading partners at the prospect of higher tariffs.

Eg. She was alarmed at the prospect of traveling alone.

Yi's first NBA impression left the league extremely curious at the prospect of just how good he has the potential to become.

But GE might bristle at the prospect of refrigerators and ovens carrying its logo after it exits the market.

Terrified, foul-smelling and starving, those who made the trip were often relieved at the prospect of fresh air and food.

He was terrified at the prospect of being sent back to Europe to fight in Italy or France.

Would you BE pleased at the prospect of its BEing on sale in dump bins?

Darby was equally as thrilled at the prospect of continuing his career with the Reds.

Though hobbled by strokes and blindness, he now grinned from ear to ear at the prospect of power.

We were appalled at the prospect of having to miss our holiday.

Developers salivate at the prospect of markets opening in India and Japan.

Many reporters were horrified at the prospect of working for Mr Murdoch.

He felt nervous at the prospect of seeing his new boss.

You must be excited at the prospect of starting our spring holiday next week.

The youngster set off home, smiling to himself at the prospect of surprising his family with his good news.

John smacked his lips at the prospect of going to Pairs.

Experience a twinge of embarrassment at the prospect of sth.

She rejoiced at the prospect of the Paris trip.

Though nervous, I was thrilled at the prospect of finally meeting my students.

eg. The youngster set off home, smiling to himself at the prospect of surprising his family with good news.

Grain traders have long salivated at the prospect of China turning to foreign corn in a big way.

deny my enthusiasm at the prospect of seeing him again.

He is excited at the prospect of going to South America.

He was sunk in deep gloom at the prospect of being alone.

On the one hand, we're all very excited at the prospect of experiencing AI in our lifetimes.

I'm terrified at the prospect of being alone in the house.

She is excited at the prospect of a journey.

How do you look at the prospect of the Greek debt crisis?

When did you first hear about United's interest and how excited are you at the prospect of playing for the club?

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Looked at the prospect of diesel power generation from wind-power generation

Made a face at the prospect of eating lemons