Sentence examples similar to a rejoice from inspiring English sources

In Mexico, it is a rejoicing time of ofrendas, picnics, and dancing on graves.

It was a rejoicing for a good harvest and a feast of thanks for the generosity of the land.

So, possibly, does one of his paintings: View of Windsor on a Rejoicing Night, 1768.

"It's a rejoicing of the history of our community," Dr. Brown said.

It had been a magical day, though the Los Angeles Times had dubbed it "a camp-out of the camp, a rejoicing of the rejected".

And because he was us at our best, we gave him a requiem that rejected death and was almost a rejoicing.

Like St Paul, Dewi Sant was not calling for a rejoicing that shuts its eyes and ears to reality, a whistling in the dark; but for a rejoicing that is rooted in trust, rooted in a learning to trust the love of the God who calls us into being, a rejoicing that is open-eyed to the complicated reality of our own lives and the complex times in which we live.

England pulled off one of the great victories in their history as they destroyed world champions New Zealand at a rejoicing Twickenham.

But no, his death is bringing a rejoicing of another kind.

There is a rejoicing that, even in the darkest time, the sun is not vanquished.

It felt like hearing a parent rejoice over a D on a report card — he passed!