Sentence examples for all hurrah from inspiring English sources

On the one hand it's all "Hurrah and thank God that's over" and on the other "Who, or what, am I now?" The Change it certainly is – and not just in the physical sense.

New food trends are splashed across food media with all the hurrah of the latest designer threads.

And they all said, 'Hurrah,' and went down to their city rejoicing.

My mother, her two sisters, my father, older brother and sister, and various cousins all sang "Hurrah for the Red and the Blue". My brother's daughter was there this year for her 15th Reunion.

In fact he admitted as much a few days later, when he said that Wisconsin would not be his last hurrah after all.

But there is really only one political story, told from "The Last Hurrah," to "All the King's Men," from Tammany Hall to Hiram Monserrate and Pedro Espada Jr. — too much power and too much temptation.

Here is a book that wants it all – literary hurrahs as much as biblical quantities of readers, the holy grail of that most hopeful of subgenres, the "superior" thriller.

We light our grills; patter out to our parks, or farther, to deeper woods; dip our paddles one last time into the water; stay out late and sleep later; hit the roads for one final hurrah — all with a kind of gleeful desperation.

She just wants to do what she does best and for as long as she can and if that takes her all the way to 2012 then hurrah for all of us.

"It starts out, you're running around with all your friends -- hurrah, you know.

They do hot-buttered shrimps and Cornish crab toast and hurrah for all that.