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The monk and the devotees looked wonderingly at him in his ecstatic condition.

I would love to answer that question in a few more days. But, you know, right now I'm just ecstatic to be where I am.

Instead, driven into a kind of ecstatic fugue state by the labours of His Creation, God continued to work.

You may be relieved or even ecstatic about the end of a symbol of terror, or maybe it seems like the pain is just beginning all over again.

As his teammates sprinted to smother him in an ecstatic scrum, several Ghanaians slumped to the field.

It was an old man, rowing a small boat. Love is ecstatic and quickly climbs into the old man's boat.

He was very ecstatic to see me and kept on jumping in the air wanting to leave with me.

Ecstatic crowds immediately began to clamber on top of the Wall and hack large chunks out of the 28-mile (45-kilometre) barrier.

Daisy's face, tipped sideways beneath a three-cornered lavender hat, looked out at me with a bright ecstatic smile.

There was a time, not so long ago, when any Chelsea supporter would be ecstatic about that prospect.

She Immediately called Kenny. "He was ecstatic, " recalls Betty Anne. "He said, 'That's it , we're out of here. '"

"Men, women and children, they are ecstatic about the role of the coalition but worried that it may not continue, " he said.

In theory, I should be ecstatic about all the choices available; I no longer have to put up with bad service or shoddy goods.

But even as they plucked at him and struck him, Ikey remained in his ecstatic trance of joy.

Elvis was ecstatic. "In a surprising, spontaneous gesture, " Krogh wrote, Elvis "put his left arm around the President and hugged him. "

It was an event, he later told The Paris Review, that remained "the ecstatic breakthrough of my literary life. "

The consciousness portrayed is harmonious, loving, and ecstatic, resonating with a state of high level well-being.

The next day, they sprint out of bed and are usually ecstatic.

The soul should always stand ajar, ready to welcome the ecstatic experience. - E.

The soul should always stand ajar, ready to welcome the ecstatic experience.

In his then state of ecstatic agony such a conquest would have cost him little.

The president, who badly needs to rebuild credibility with his conservative base, was ecstatic as he announced the numbers to the world.

If crows did not invent the art of having the last word, they are among its most ecstatic practitioners.

A French woman, after meditating with the Convenient form of practice, was ecstatic at her visions of Jesus Christ and Shakyamuni Buddha.

The crowd, split evenly between whites and Latinos, gave Mrs Clinton the kind of ecstatic reception normally reserved for Obama events.

He smiled like a weather man, like an ecstatic patron of recurrent light.

wiggled in happiness at being released from captivity and thrust ecstatic, wet kisses in the direction of the young man' s face.

And she smiled her ecstatic smile. "What would you have? Lavater would have said that I have not the bump of paternity , " said the prince.

The French media and intelligentsia, predictably, have been ecstatic at the restoration of their country's honour in this line of endeavour.

Made a goddess by love, Ariadne lived forever with her immortal husband in ecstatic triumph.

This manifestation of perceptive synthesis confirms Yves Klein's pictorial quest for an ecstatic and immediately communicable emotion.

The ecstatic moments are the expansion of field that occurs concurrently amongst all species upon earth through the intent to ascend.

Her mind struggled to escape from the darkness but all she could hear was a voice, a distant voice, fading, ecstatic .

He was said to have been remarkably unclever, but prone to miraculous levitation, and intense ecstatic visions that left him gaping.

Afterward, according to Plutarch , she was like a runner after a race or a dancer after an ecstatic dance.

I think she would be ecstatic to know that her students went on to be teachers and were inspired by her.

It's not important for me to uncleanly see people under such background, who are ecstatic, lonely, crazy or indifferent.

Danes recently told Anderson Cooper the couple was ecstatic to be expecting three years after their nuptials.

And after seven lonely month, and tens of thousands of miles riding the southern sea winds, they share an ecstatic restating of vows.

As the woman makes plans of a future with the perfect mate, her emotions are ecstatic.

We, in the modern world, are ready enough to admit that when it is applied to some problem of monasticism or of an ecstatic life.

BY NORMAL standards, investors in Chinese shares ought to be ecstatic.

This past December, an ecstatic minister of mines announced the deal. Petraeus congratulated President Karzai on the news.

He gave an ecstatic sigh of happiness.

This falling in love and being hurt, falling in love with love, that song that Marlene Dietrich sings must be ecstatic.

There's always someone somewhere feeling passionate, ecstatic, elated, energized, revitalized, and inspired.

Honest to God, I'm chuffed to bits. I mean, I can't really believe it's happened again so I'm ecstatic to be honest.

We would be ecstatic to help you in any way whatsoever .

The response to this from readers on the site is ecstatic. "Fantastic article! Great read! Thank you! Great advice! " they gush.

The new president was greeted by an ecstatic crowd .

And here too, on the pleasant coast that had once drawn ecstatic tourists, lights were a menace.

When I knew that you were coming, I was ecstatic!

He transformed the pain of his tormented life into ecstatic beauty.

But all's well that ends well. Eddie is now free and his owner ecstatic.

We eat together, he and I, with a shared pleasure that can feel ecstatic.

When the entire industry moved to Web development back in the mid-1990s, software developers were ecstatic.

She had brought him ecstatic happiness and intolerable agony of spirit.

"Yes, " said Bertha, with a smile that was almost ecstatic.

Jacques Rogge, president of the IOC, made the announcement to ecstatic applause from the Pyeongchang delegation.

Workers are ecstatic when a new letter or word emerges from obscurity to provide information that has remained hidden for over 145 years.

And in a rush, suddenly all will share this gift, and this moment shall redefine the meaning of GRATITUDE and ECSTATIC JOY.

On the truck Htet Wai Lin sits between his parents, ecstatic to be discharged from the hospital and now heading home.

United have today granted Owen his wish, and the former Liverpool front man has revealed he is ecstatic to have earned a new deal.

Common jubilant, eyebrow open smile, ecstatic, overjoyed, cheering . . . not in my brain all list.

She was ecstatic about her new Job.

But on the other side of the harbour, Mr Hay recalls, the traders and manufacturers in Kowloon were ecstatic.

I can safely say that most Iraqis are happy, even ecstatic, with this news, but skeptical.

Ecstatic Egyptians celebrated a largely peaceful "White Revolution" in carnival mood.

Of course, when this process resulted in totally new packaging that helped boost sales, the client was ecstatic.

The relationship that God desires with us is far more ecstatic, joyous, and gratifying than many could ever imagine.

All the great religions have a place for awe, for ecstatic transport at the wonder and beauty of creation.

He must be ecstatic about your exoneration.

We were ecstatic to be together again.

Her mood of ecstatic fidelity was a dangerous exaltation.

In present globalization, how do we create architecture that can engage in cultural differences and instigate ecstatic cultural encounters?

The bartender was ecstatic . Laughing, the bartender said, "Hey pal, you owe me five hundred dollars! "

So you mean you feel ecstatic one minute and then blue the next?

Our engineers in the back rooms are ecstatic, the preliminary indications look wonderful.

We were absolutely ecstatic when the referee announced that we won the match.

The first thing they do is an ecstatic display, where they move their heads from side to side.

an ecstatic Greyson tells the camera in a behind-the-scenes clip showing the video's production.

His ecstatic declamation of the sonorous rhythm was enough for me.

Early reviews were ecstatic, as they often are when the story behind the music is colorful.

I can't say I'm exactly ecstatic with life yet, but I'm still alive.

Helen was ecstatic, and Treader fit right in, tearing into more Christmas candy than all the kids put together.

Ecstatic analysts spent Thursday pencilling in "V" shaped graphs.

Friends who witnessed Lily marry builder Sam, 33, say she is 'ecstatic' to be expecting again, following two devastating miscarriages.

International reaction to the weekend's news has hardly been ecstatic.

I see that I have lapsed into parable and ecstatic declamation.

He was ecstatic, running around kissing strangers on the street with reckless abandon.

Or you may think of healing, miracles, and ecstatic experiences.

The immediate reactions ranged from cautious to ecstatic.

We were ecstatic to be togetIT first lot time.

After class we had an ecstatic kirtan for over two hours.

I want therefore to set man free, rejoicing as the bird in the clear sky, unburdened, independent, ecstatic in that freedom .

I'll say 2-0 to Liverpool. You'll go on to finish in the top two, and I'll be ecstatic if we can match last season's mid-table finish.

be ecstatic, be in a great mood.

The minute I heard His voice and saw His face, I was moved into an ecstatic state, and then my peripheral vision disappeared.

The reaction from inside the conservative cocoon was at first ecstatic.

Well, the boy is ecstatic, but he has never done it before, so he takes a trip to the pharmacist to get some protection.

Tigger would be ecstatic.

Love is to our lives what the pistil is to the flower, and first love makes people ecstatic as with nectar.

And the initial reaction to the military takeover was ecstatic.

Bobby: I hope that you listened to music that makes you ecstatic before work and not songs that made you sad.

At first, I couldn't tell if he was angry or ecstatic, given the fine line that separates the two emotions in the man.

Was she ecstatic when it was completed?

He was secretly ecstatic at what he saw.

White liberals are ecstatic at the prospect.

According to Masha Lipman of the Carnegie Moscow Center, Russian media were ecstatic over the development.

"Peopleask us how he would have felt now that we have a black President, and we knowhe would have been ecstatic, " Emily said.

"Peopleask us how he would have felt now that we have a black President, and we knowhe would have been ecstatic, " Emily said.

"I'm delighted, ecstatic, " says Rick McGinnis, whose family has run a bar on Main Street for 62 years.

Eddie is ecstatic over his new train set.

Ecstatic, I wore my nicest dress and got my hair done for dinner.

Mr. Trapani once waxed ecstatic about the growth potential of China.

An expression of ecstatic feeling.

we listen to the ecstatic, the harvest of life.

She was ecstatic at having seen her husband for the first time in three years.

Perhaps precisely because of the difficulties when making beaded, can there be when we have completed the work that kind of ecstatic.

My supporters were ecstatic.

You can feel the ecstatic joy and love, we welcome you here.

In addition, Oliveira also said that Beckham's three sons are "ecstatic" about their sister's birth.

Some of the descriptions of the effect of the first sip of tea, and the second, and the third, are really wild and ecstatic.

For your reply I am surprised, just ecstatic, very grateful to you, your approachable to you more and more beautiful.

That we can sometimes fly and sometimes enjoy ecstatic happiness in our dreams is in itself comforting.

He was ecstatic at the news.

Having seen you come here, we're all ecstatic.

Yeah, they've been sad all in the year. They are ecstatic.

So, you're happy with the rental? -Ohh. . . ecstatic. This is the bedroom. . .

One look at this image below, and I am pretty sure the boyfriend will be ecstatic.

Rarely have so many been so ecstatic to part with $499 or $599, depending on the model.

I was ecstatic this morning when I heard the news that Alan Johnston was finally released.

And the crowds that listen to them are bored or ecstatic, depending largely on how long the candidates speak for.

It doesn't sound like a big deal, but having gone 27 years without seeing an alligator I was ecstatic.

When the news of Communist Victory in China came in October, 1949, Smedley was ecstatic.

I am just ecstatic about going to visit you soo n.

It is ecstatic. I don't deny it.

By now, the writer, who is on the edge of his seat listening to the producer, is ecstatic.

"We called the owner, and they were ecstatic, " said Skoog.

Everyone was ecstatic [in the dressing room] although it wasn't quite the same as last year's tense semi against Barcelona.

[after ecstatic laughter] Good morning, how are you?

The assistant did not protest and was ecstatic about her prospective supporters

Into a sense of oneness and connection, ecstatic and magical

I was ecstatic when I heard that I had won a scholarships to study music.

To me laugh, it is the responsibility of their most sweet, I would so ecstatic, have begun to taste the joy and comfort father;

Because as long as I see my face in the papers the next day, I'll be ecstatic

Joey! Have you ever seen me ecstatic?

They laugh, it is the responsibility of my most sweet and they will ecstatic parents have begun to taste the joy and comfort;

Sorceress, tranced, ecstatic, stock still on the sidewalk

When you start dating, you're ecstatic that someone is interested in you;

and i have no wards . my smile told you i was ecstatic

It woke up my dumb, ecstatic boyhood