Delighted in a sentence

Definition of Delighted

• The little flower-garden in which she delighted was all in disorder and overrun with weeds.
• In addition to the information conveyed, the letter contained an invitation which delighted me.
• Hearing this, the lad was delighted beyond measure, and gave up the pigeon at once.
• I cannot express how much I was delighted with the sallies of my new acquaintance.
• Aggie was delighted to see him, and sprang into his arms, with a scream of joy, as he entered.
• If ever America produced a man whom the nation delighted to honor it was Perry.
• Bran, greatly delighted to have passengers, took them several voyages to New York and back.
• No one delighted more in the free and easy life of the frontier than did Colonel William Johnson.
• He delighted to talk of the exploits of the buccaneers in the West-Indies and on the Spanish Main.
• Jack, who was so delighted with the bargain that he ran all the way home to tell his mother how lucky he had been.
• He appeared rather to be delighted at this courtesy shown his queen, and so the affair passed happily.
• And when they went in to the great banqueting-hall and sat down to table, they were even more delighted than at first.
• I was delighted to observe how much a knowledge of Latin facilitated the acquisition of the modern tongue.
• Cavander was delighted beyond words when he heard that the heir to Phoride had successfully reacquired his own estate.
• The nuns bade her a delighted farewell; and all the way home she made amends for her long neglect of him by thinking of her husband constantly.
• We have gone back for a season to the freedom, the sports, the sights, the exercises which delighted our boyhood.
• A little while past, papa was delighted with the knowledge of what he thought the best way of curing a cold, which was by starving it.
• He was always either drawing or talking, and delighted in teasing the poor cure, who generally answered in a gentle and becoming manner.
• I should have been delighted to behold How like an ass you look'd, and held the fan.
• Emily and Hubert watched them with delighted eyes, for the sight was indeed picturesque this fine autumn day.
• The pair were well matched and, impressed by their looks and strength, Wallie was delighted and determined to have them if possible.
• All approach with delight, and all are delighted to linger, If to the outward shape correspond but a courteous spirit.
• When they opened the fish in order to cook it, everyone was astonished at finding such a little boy, and Tom was quite delighted to be out again.
• When he had been in the house an hour Mr. Wickersham was delighted with him, and mentally decided to secure him for his agent.

• I should be delighted to go!
• I am delighted to see you.
• Say, is she delighted with it?
• They both gave an exclamation of delighted wonder.
• Richard had replied in terms which delighted the squire.
• Dear, dear, how delighted your mother will be!
• As she grew to womanhood Myra delighted in her garden.
• Therefore I shall be delighted to receive the deputation.
• I returned home, delighted with all that I had seen.
• The Caliph was delighted with the knowledge of Selim.
• The father was delighted to find how helpful his boys had become.
• Jolly's face was one broad, delighted smile.
• Joseph, nothing loath, set to work with a will, delighted with the fun.
• J. A. Clark, 17th Pa. Cav., was our delighted cook.
• Our Booklet describes it fully, and we shall be delighted to send you copy.
• But Betty was too delighted with her friend's triumph to be easily quenched.