Rejoiced

And in this one word, "Rejoiced," I would like to hand you the strangely wonderful and fine thing in to-day's lesson.

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Rejoiced at the news that bin Laden was dead and the news that no Americans were hurt or killed in the operation.

Fr. Peter-Michael Preble: Osama Is Dead. Now What Should I Feel? Fr. Peter-Michael Preble 2011

In 2001 he began displaying various decals on his vehicle expressing sentiments such as “Remember the Cole, 12 Oct 2000,” “Islam = Terrorism” and “We Died, They Rejoiced.”

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008

Rejoiced in the fact the V&A off-shoot stands opposite wine merchants Balls Brothers, who had their name immortalised in a 2000 AD strip by John Wagner and Kevin Walker.

Running to stand still DAVID BISHOP 2007

Rejoiced in the fact the V&A off-shoot stands opposite wine merchants Balls Brothers, who had their name immortalised in a 2000 AD strip by John Wagner and Kevin Walker.

Archive 2007-07-01 DAVID BISHOP 2007

Rejoiced at discerning there would be no objection made on the part of his temporary master, Mr. Cruickshanks assured him that Cairnvreckan, a village which they were about to enter, was happy in an excellent blacksmith; ‘but as he was a professor, he would drive a nail for no man on the Sabbath or kirk-fast, unless it were in a case of absolute necessity, for which he always charged sixpence each shoe.’

Waverley 2004

Rejoiced at this intelligence, I went to his shop as soon as it was open, and found my friend behind the counter, busy in preparing a clyster.

The Adventures of Roderick Random 2004

Rejoiced at this certainty, they soon reached the spot which was to give them liberty.

A Sicilian Romance 2004

Several years before this, returning to history after a round of commencement speeches, he had written in his Diary: “Rejoiced to get back to my beloved work.”

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

Several years before this, returning to history after a round of commencement speeches, he had written in his Diary: “Rejoiced to get back to my beloved work.”

Washington Richard Harwell 1968