Sentence examples for becoming jubilant from inspiring English sources
Far from an atmosphere of fear, most seemed to know that the end had come for PM Mr. Thaksin (aka "Toxin" or "Thug Sin" among his critics) and were rapidly becoming jubilant as soldiers wearing yellow ribbons symbolizing their devotion to the Thai king arrived.
The mood becomes jubilant, rowdy, and rude.
Salva Kiir signed the constitution and took his oath of office in front of the jubilant crowds, becoming president of the world's newest nation.
A very personal, jubilant journey".
Back at the water drop-off, previously jubilant Iraqis were becoming irate as they perceived the aid as too little, too late.
David Cameron and a raft of Tory MPs were jubilant about Davidson becoming leader of the main rival to the Scottish National party, boasting that she had effected a "transformation" of Conservative electoral prospects north of the border.
Salva Kiir signed the constitution and took his oath of office in front of the jubilant crowds, officially becoming president of the world's newest nation.
It is becoming harder for him to maintain his authority over Palestinians even in the West Bank.Jubilant at Hamas's success as Palestinians in both territories see it in its fightback against the Israelis, activists have been clashing with Israeli forces in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
