elatedly

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• Either way, she was elated to hear about the existence of the marriage certificate, and she hopes the publicity surrounding it will help her connect with distant relatives who might have more information about her lineage.

• However, we’re elated to announce the six mentors and mentees accepted into the first-ever Search Engine Land Mentorship Program.

• So today we’re elated to announce the Search Engine Land inaugural Mentorship Program.

• On April 17, after India had overtaken Brazil to become the second worst-hit country in the world, Modi told a rally in West Bengal that he was “elated” to see such a large crowd.

• When Chu said he’d be happy to make the dish from scratch in Vermont on Saturday afternoon, Rina Jones said she was elated.

• It was like waking from a beautiful dream and feeling so elated and special.

• As the paddlers have the sweat hosed off of them, they are either elated or dejected with the timing results.

• No singer—not Miley Cyrus, not Pitbull, not Robin Thicke—got the kind of ear-splitting, elated response that Mahone did.

• Unbeknownst to Richard, his friend had found the ring and decided to film his elated reaction in a now-viral video.

• I felt elated and impressed, and slightly like I was having a dream.

• The Lieutenant rode off highly elated over the fact that Colonel Guitar agreed with his views.

• Was it to be wondered at that I felt proud and elated if also a little scared as to how I should get on.

• The capture of Independence greatly elated the guerrillas, and recruits came pouring in by the hundreds.

• Quite elated, the author asked his friend what part of the contents pleased him so much.