The phrase "as rejoice" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks proper context or grammatical structure.
Example: "We should celebrate as rejoice fills the air."
Alternatives: "as we celebrate" or "as we rejoice".
The crumbling at the close, apparently echoing the crash of the Berlin Wall, showing in short order that nothing repugnant need be immutable, was a moment of amazement as well as rejoicing.
Participants would often say that 'we Germans' are not like 'the Italians' or 'the Spanish', who were portrayed as rejoicing upon meeting co-nationals, speaking their own language, embracing each other, and becoming instant best friends.
On 13 December 1562, Mary sent for Knox again after he gave a sermon denouncing certain celebrations which Knox had interpreted as rejoicing at the expense of the Reformation.
They could be tuned into Proverbs 8 31, which describes God's Wisdom as "rejoicing in his whole world and delighting in mankind" (the Hebrew word for "delight" is the same word for "laughter").
"We as a church rejoice in the work of U.S. customs agents," he said.
So, as we rejoice in the historic and moving moment, we witnessed as Americans on 9 May 2012, it is worth pausing to appreciate the milestone, rather than getting too caught up in the politics of an election.
Looking up I spot the balconies on his floor, sensing his happiness as he holds our little Yinnie in his arms as they rejoice in watching over Muffie and me.
Even as we rejoice in the safe return of others, we will never forget about Bob.
And as I rejoice in the bounties of nature, I sneeze and I sneeze and I sneeze.
I similarly condemn the illegal annexation of the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, just as I rejoice in their renewed statehood after 1991.I should like to make special mention of the Katyn massacre.
