| When her neighbours euphorically celebrate the home team's win, she receives the news that her husband is missing in action on the battlefront. |
| Even though this development should not be assessed too euphorically, it does confirm the trend reversal which has been hoped for since the start of the year. |
| They are smiling so euphorically at a San Francisco rally that they might be at the opening night of the second coming. |
| But that did not stop opposition supporters from euphorically singing and dancing in the streets. |
| In mid-2000 Mr Li used a euphorically valued internet start-up to buy a big stake in Hong Kong's former telecoms monopoly. |
| In addition, Gladden Audio, the English distributor for Palmer at the time, had excellent relations with many relevant audio studios in England and the USA, where the PDI03 was also euphorically welcomed. |
