"In that case," says she, "you figure to be delirious with joy to hear we'll pay 1.9 percent interest on your $900."

The people were delirious with joy, strangers hugging and kissing in the road, stopping traffic.

Subscribers to his newsletter, in the meantime, were delirious with joy as they watched the value of their holdings rise.

The crowds were delirious with joy and, according to Mussolini, he himself felt that this was the most triumphant day of his entire life.

She stared dumbly at his offering, knowing she should be delirious with joy.

The audience was delirious with joy.

People were delirious with joy.

"I was delirious with joy," Giap said.

"Amazing though it may seem, she loves my uncle to distraction, and he, of course, is delirious with joy over so young and beautiful a wife.

"I was delirious with joy to watch musicians this good play," Ms. Liscio said of the "Touch My Heart" sessions.

The populace was delirious with joy at the news of the treaty of Hathor, and at the promise of peace and prosperity in the years ahead.

On a day when Jet fans were delirious with joy, the barbs, the criticism, seemed far, far away; whom Johnson has over for dinner, whom he speaks to, whom he ignores - irrelevant.

Once she would have been delirious with joy if he'd announced that he wanted her with him, wanted her to have his children, but that was a long time ago, and she'd been a different person then.

"Aunt Queen called from New York on one of her rare visits to the States and asked if Lynelle could bring me there, and both of us - along with Goblin - were delirious with joy.

When the Florida Supreme Court announced its stunning order at 4 p.m. Friday for a statewide manual recount, Ms. Brown, a United States representative from Jacksonville and a Democrat, was delirious with joy in her office in Washington.

"But I can assure you that in 15 years - if he is still alive - there will be an hommage to Mickey Rourke in Deauville, and he will go on stage and the French will be delirious with joy."