triumphantly

• “We are the best of the best, McIlwain triumphantly stated as he began his speech.”

  Heroes or Villains?

• “But however you read The Fall of Troyas a love story and mystery told in Homeric style, or as a deeper meditation on the relationship between reality and imaginationAckroyd the novelist re-emerges triumphantly from the mud of his excavations.”

  The Fall of Troy by Peter Ackroyd: Book summary

• ““Belote again!” someone called triumphantly from the right.”

  Maigret and the Hundred Gibbets

• “Pearl now brought him in triumphantly and introduced him to Mrs. Perkins and Martha.”

  The Second Chance

• “Asahel jumped in triumphantly, and again slowly clearing the rocks the little boat took the tide and the impulse of a strong arm at once, and shot off down the stream.”

  The Hills of the Shatemuc

• “justify" was intended to express precisely the opposite of "holding guilty"; and consequently (as Calvin triumphantly argues) that it means”

  Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

• “Now," she called triumphantly, "let your policeman telephone for the Sheriff and a posse!”

  More Tish

• “But, say, "he called triumphantly a moment later, as he stooped and picked up a small object from the floor," they will find out if you don't hide these 'ere pep'mints! ”

  Across the Years

• “She was on her feet calling triumphantly to the other patrons.”

  Sweet Myth-tery of Life

• “Isabelle Ray-Belle she was called triumphantly -- whose dimpled cheeks flushed scarlet for almost any cause, some said for very coquetry.”

  The French Immortals Series — Complete

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