euphorically

The next thing I knew he was banging himself euphorically in the face.

However Colin seems euphorically happy while the rest of the party are near breaking point.

Where they meet, a small fountain erupts, as if bubbling euphorically over the view.

Or can we take culture's abdication as a kind of deliverance, to be welcomed euphorically?

It was - after the first jarring shock - delicious in a euphorically barbaric way.

About-face and up again, to arrive finally and euphorically at the summit.

But, it's - it would be euphorically optimistic to think that a meeting like this would solve all those problems.

It greeted India's nuclear tests in 1998 euphorically.

When the deer saw the author, it bounded off "euphorically," ran into a fallen log and died.

It was greeted, almost euphorically, by conservative commentators.

Tom turned euphorically toward the boxing fan and saw that now he was the magician again, in his striped suit.

Not only did the Red Devils cheer euphorically, they also picked up their own litter.

This may be the only film whose happy resolution takes the form of a family uniting euphorically to chase away a wild boar.

Meanwhile, the financial markets are reacting quite euphorically to announcements of staff cuts and redundancies.

The upper floors of the main office structure cantilever over the sidewalk, setting the composition euphorically off balance.

"The measure of man's enlightenment has often been gauged by what he could do with a boat on the sea," Stowe said somewhat euphorically.

People spoke euphorically of "the annihilation of distance."

This lasted until the first World War, which called all of the active students to serve their country, which many welcomed euphorically.

He dismisses, out of hand, the notion that the "Reagan era" is ending, as many Democrats have euphorically declared.

Wide-eyed school kids in dusty white uniforms waved at us euphorically, their faces smudged with dirt to keep the mosquitoes away.

Their cheers confirm Fiesco's opinion, whereupon he becomes euphorically confident of victory.

For that reason, the public reacted euphorically to the discovery of the pathogen since it aroused hopes for a cure.

Historian Fanshawe writing euphorically on the beauty of the gate has extolled:

Whereupon a spontaneous frolic broke out, the moaners twirling and gyrating euphorically around the fire.

Kallatra and Vveryl felt their hearts- lift, to soar euphorically above the battle.