jubilant

• “The atmosphere was jubilant from the moment we walked in to the very last moment in our private villa outside the entrance.”

  LA Wine Fest 2006 – California Wine with a Hollywood Twist

• “As Barry Bonds nears Babe Ruth's career total of 714 home runs, play-by-play announcers are facing an awkward first: how do you call a jubilant moment that many people believe is, on some level, a fraud?”

  Newsweek: Bonds: Tough Call

• “Canterbury as they gathered in jubilant groups outside places of business and beside their front gates, talking excitedly together.”

  Prudence Crandall, Woman of Courage

• “The poet, now in jubilant spirits, collected all the compositions of which his taste approved, and had them printed near him, so that correct proof-sheets might be sent to the publishers across the Ocean.”

  The Poems of Henry Timrod.

• “Labeling her Obama's "baby mama" and calling her jubilant fist jab a "terrorist fist jab," is only the beginning of the nastiness.”

  Bonnie Fuller: Michelle Obama's War Against the W(B)itchhunters

• “Conrig smiled, recalling the jubilant face of his brother Stergos as the doctor relayed the windspoken message of Princess Ullanoth: The gates of the palace are wide open, and most of its garrison has fallen to my sorcery.”

  Conqueror's Moon

• “I recall the jubilant ring of Ben Hill as, lifting an old placard on”

  The old South,

• “He said the crew of the Maersk Alabama was "jubilant" when they received word that Phillips was safe.”

  Captain Richard Phillips rescued from Somali savages.

• “Jon M. Huntsman Jr. - who described himself as "jubilant" about Divine Strake's cancellation - were in the front lines of the opposition, right next to antiwar progressives.”

  Hold the Mushrooms

• “He adds that they are "jubilant" about Pennsylvania the ejection of Rick Santorum from elected politics really is a richly deserved event, though nowhere near sufficient for today”

  Archive 2006-11-01

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