a glow of pleasure

Her day, thus, can be spent in a glow of pleasure.

A glow of pleasure filled her face as she took the knife.

I read the report with a glow of pleasure, turned the page, and saw the drawing.

With a glow of pleasure, he remembered the previous afternoon.

A glow of pleasure passed over Mark's whole body. "

My first response to that was a glow of pleasure, but then I began to feel queasy.

A glow of pleasure surrounded him; for once it seemed that things were heading in the right direction.

The little brown eyes were eager, the uncomely face held a glow of pleasure.

As always, he felt a glow of pleasure at re-entering this sanctuary.

I felt a glow of pleasure at the mention of Uncle's name.

A glow of pleasure spread through her.

Harry felt a glow of pleasure - not least because his darling Alice was making such an obvious success of her career.

A glow of pleasure touched Willie as he relished the simplicity of it.

Gill felt a glow of pleasure.

He stood before it with his hands thrust into his pockets and felt a glow of pleasure spread slowly through his body.

He stowed the money away again, conscious of a glow of pleasure that wasn't due entirely to the liquor.

"Every line from you exhilarates my spirits and gives me a glow of pleasure, but your kind congratulations are solid comfort to my heart," Adams wrote.

His waxy, tormented face had such a glow of pleasure that Jack could not find it in his heart to fulfil his promise to the gun-room.

Junz felt a glow of pleasure at the Townman's insolence, but he said, "Answer my questions without side comments please, Townman.

They are wonderful creatures, these orchids, and I sometimes think with a glow of pleasure, when I remember making out some little point in their method of fertilisation.

The king was riding in front, surrounded by troopers, and when he saw Athos and Aramis a glow of pleasure lighted his pale cheeks.

He was thinking of the rioting outside, and in the senator's mind was no loathing, no distaste; there was only a glow of pleasure, a sense of proprietorial accomplishment.

And you may read in the Hospital Report, with a glow of pleasure, that these poor women are so respondent as to have made, even in a toiling year of difficulty and high prices, this estimated forty, fifty pounds.

"We've managed not to completely lose control of any really critical systems, Scotty," she told him, and he felt a glow of pleasure at her use of the nickname he hadn't even known she knew, "but McQueen's hit us hard."

As he did so a glow of pleasure came over his large expressive face, a flush of such enthusiasm as the botanist feels when he packs the rare plant into his tin knapsack, or the astronomer when the long-sought comet first swims into the field of his telescope.