exhilarated

"They may not be as exhilarated as they were last time, " Ms. Kennedy said. "But I think they are just as committed. "

I founded after sitting in the office all day, it is exhilarated to going for a walk along the quietly lake in the night.

He became as exhilarated as if his tender for building a mansion had been accepted.

As the timbers creaked, I felt both snug and exhilarated to be sailing in the wind.

How exhilarated I was to hear the melody of home when I was in such a fatigued state!

gamblers feel exhilarated when taking chances, and find it hard to stop - even when losing - as a win brings a sense of power.

You feel free and exhilarated by being able to express yourself spontaneously and in an uninhibited manner.

Exhilarated or stupefied by or as if by alcohol; intoxicated.

The next day, outside the Ron Paul rally, most of them were still exhilarated by their brush with violence.

It goes without saying that the Chinese people around the world are exhilarated and proud to hear the good news.

We have no concern regarding ones KNOWING of WHY one maybe FEELING exhilarated . . . yet we have great concern that they DO!

Gliding like an owl through the night forest, I was exhilarated and afraid.

Swarms of fans shouted loudly in exhilarated frenzy as an array of local stars strutted down the red carpet.

The wine of victory exhilarated him and strengthened his determination to be the real leader of the country, the spokesman of the majority.

Now I'm sitting here, it's past 6 pm, and I realized just how tired I am! I'm also exhilarated by the last couple of days.

Jennifer Figge pressed her toes into the Caribbean sand, exhilarated and exhausted as she touched land for the first time in almost a month.

Feeling sad then feeling exhilarated . Her moods bobbed like orange buoys marking the lobster traps sitting on the floor of the gray ocean .

In these four years, we have been touched by tragedy, exhilarated by challenge, strengthened by achievement.

At 14, 000 feet. Oldfield says the sky-high bonding exercise left the workers "exhilarated" and "more confident" in just one day.

His exhilarated younger brother asked, as if the recorder was something in the bag.

A month later, I got the admission letter from a university, my family was exhilarated.

animal instinct for them unprecedented freedom exhilarated constantly encouraged them to make persistent efforts.

I also like traveling; the beautiful scenery often makes me feel exhilarated.

The refugees were exhilarated by the news.

At game's end, flushed and exhilarated, Ripton shouted out, "Who wants to come play Nintendo 64? "

You wanna feel exhilarated by this whole process.

The cold weather exhilarated the walkers.

The exhilarated mood of Keycase Milne persisted through the afternoon.

All though the trip, I have been exhilarated about what we have seen from the little red vehicle.

What is a goal that will make you feel absolutely exhilarated and surging with pride if you achieve it? Set that as your goal.

We were exhilarated by our brisk walk in the rain.

I'm exhilarated by your visit.

When we spoke earlier, you sound so exhilarated.

He felt listless until the sea breeze exhilarated him and steadied his nerves

I feel exhilarated after working closely with my recipients