Sentence examples for become jubilant from inspiring English sources

But before you become jubilant, consider this: the lower they go, the less incentive there is for us to invest in renewable energy sources.

For those of you who have been traveling with me this whole trip, you know it is often up one month, down into the depths of despair the next, only to become jubilant again later.

They become jubilant when they see the smoke of Inuits rising over the horizon.

The mood becomes jubilant, rowdy, and rude.

As Smiley gets closer to his goal in "Smiley's People," he becomes not jubilant but more withdrawn than ever, even depressed.

Czerkawski was filled with jokes like that tonight, and he did a happy little dance as he entered the Islanders' dressing room, which had become a loud and jubilant pizza party again.

'Jubilant Song Littlee did Norman Dello Joio know back in the 1940's when he composed "A Jubilant Song" that it would become his most durable creation.

In recent years his brightly polished vocal sound, a kind of jubilant trumpetlike crowing with perfect enunciation, has become clouded.

The ruling in what has become the country's highest-profile blasphemy case sparked jubilant scenes at the courthouse in Islamabad.

The chronology of a live performance also plays a part: as I near the end of a piece I'm writing, I often skip the album's early tracks and head toward its second half, where the mood becomes increasingly charged and jubilant.

Michael M. Luther, the mayor of Parsippany, was jubilant at the groundbreaking, saying that "a grim symbol of failure" would now become "a monument to future success".