exhilarated In A Sentence

We found 73 'exhilarated' sentence examples to help you understand how to use exhilarated in a sentence.

• Bryce is exhilarated by the challenge, but something still seems amiss.
• Instead, I made my way back along the sand, watching some evidently exhilarated surfers.
• After reading this action packed thriller, I am exhausted, but exhilarated.
• I was scared, exhilarated and amused from page to page.
• At 14,000 feet. Oldfield says the sky-high bonding exercise left the workers 'exhilarated ' and 'more confident ' in just one day.
• I was intrigued by it, exhilarated and scared to death.
• Instead, I felt exhilarated and uplifted by the novel's redemptive realism.
• I was contemplating doing it but felt completely exhilarated when I got to the top.
• I came away from each class feeling refreshed and exhilarated.
• I was fist pumping the air so many times, I was riding a high, exhilarated it was crazy.
• By the time I got to the ending, I was wrung out, exhausted, and exhilarated.
• You feel a bit sad, a bit exhilarated, a bit tense, a bit excited.
• I am both terrified and exhilarated.
• After reading this novel the first time, I felt exhilarated and drained.
• Reflecting on the experience, Donia said : " I think you're exhilarated by the determination and strength of the human spirit .".
• Regardless of the amendments, Solway is exhilarated that her bill passed the Senate committee.
• Walter Yee said, exhausted but exhilarated after the effort.
• I'm motivated for a workout that leaves me exhausted, yet exhilarated at having survived it.
• I feel exhilarated after working closely with those who need my help.
• I felt sad, exhilarated and encouraged all at once.
• If you read this and do not find yourself exhilarated, check to see if you have a pulse.
• The reader, by contrast, is rarely anything but exhilarated.
• I feel exausted and exhilarated all at the same time.
• The first time I ran three miles I was exhausted, but exhilarated.
• Exhilarated with the assignment, Alex begins to catalogue the collection.
• When we reach the summit, we will feel exhilarated and charged up in faith, hope and love.
• Immediately after the birth she had felt exhilarated by relief, triumph and joy at having produced a living, perfect baby.
• The last time I felt this exhilarated and moved was in Saramago and Ha Jin.
• We are exhilarated by romance.
• We walked away feeling at once exhilarated and awe-struck.
• I am definitely exhilarated about the ending and just melted.
• You are dirty and exhilarated.
• Am I more exhilarated or depressed by such spectacular waste of energy?.
• Exhilarated, she thought, He wants me.
• And when it's over you feel exhilarated and a little nauseous.
• The refugees were exhilarated by the news.
• You'll be exhilarated reading about the battle of Pharsalus or Caesar's standoff in Alexandria.
• With Hempel's death it just exhilarated.
• I almost felt exhilarated afterward.
• Conservative Thorn reveled in his affair with Felicity, exhilarated by his own scandalous behavior.
• You will leave exhilarated.
• She was happy and sad, frustrated and exhilarated.
• I left feeling exhilarated like absolutely anything could happen next.
• I should have felt excited and exhilarated reading it.
• The connection she felt with him scared her, but also exhilarated her.
• And the next moment I felt exhilarated by the connection between Zoe and Matthias.
• I walk out of the gym exhausted but exhilarated at the same time.
• I had to check it out after our friends went I there and came out exhilarated.
• Others might have been exhilarated.
• I believe it is to marvel in the wonderful views of the strip, and feel absolutely exhilarated.
• I was both exhilarated and in despair at the insights revealed to me.
• It will leave you exhilarated and wanting to read it over and over again.
• By the end, exhausted and exhilarated and on the edge of my seat during the epilogue.
• Ipswich owner David Sheepshanks said he was " exhilarated " at the thought of returning to European soccer but thought it was a tough draw.
• We felt exhilarated by our walk along the beach.
• The air of Paris had exhilarated her and sharpened her wits.
• This confuses, but it also provides a magical mystery tour that leaves the reader both mildly footsore and exhilarated by unexpected connections.
• I've never felt so exhilarated.
• I was exhilarated and excited to read what would happen to the characters.
• We are not exhilarated by the cheerfulness, the polish, the fine manners of Bolingbroke, for Burke had an anxious conscience, and was earnest and intent that the good should triumph.
• And she comes out of it every night feeling exhilarated.
• :" Accustomed to years of adversity, to decades of drabness and civil immobility, Detroiters are naturally exhilarated.
• You leave there feeling exhilarated.
• When I finished reading this, I felt giddy, exhilarated, inspired and wanting more.
• In and out in a couple of hours and feeling exhilarated.
• FIRE OF CONSCIENCE is a taut, gripping police thriller, brimming with gunplay, explosions and perilous stunt work that leaves its audience breathless and exhilarated.
• You take in a deep breathe and feel exhilarated.
• You can wake up exhilarated to begin your day and go to bed feeling overwhelmed and frustrated.
• Bernard was another whole story, I'm so exhilarated at the outcome, didn't see that one coming.
• As I delved deeper into this exquistly written novel, I was uplifted and exhilarated.
• She was nervous but I was exhilarated.
• Now that he was committed to a course of action he felt exhilarated.
• Instead, I left the theater feeling exhilarated and more alive than i have felt in years.