Sentence examples for could rejoice from inspiring English sources

I could rejoice in my own salvation.

Cheerleaders could rejoice that it has expanded slightly faster than most people had expected.

Brown, comfortable in front of cameras, could rejoice in TV's £30,000.

Thus, at his death, the former diplomat of the Holy See could rejoice at having "returned peace to Christendom".

Relatives of the members of the 507th who were released by Iraqi forces last week could rejoice after a month of fear and anguish.

This week, however, Mr. Ross could rejoice in one unalloyed success: a third of L'Encantada was safely in place, and the remaining bits were being reattached.

I don't do this very often, because of the English climate and the extreme tidal pattern and the afflicting stones of the shingle shore, but the thought that I could rejoices my heart.

When it was they could finally rejoice.

Oastler in particular remonstrated that Britain should and could not rejoice in slavery being banished from its shores, while children as young as nine were working 12-hour days.

Although he was a native of West Jerusalem, and his parents, who had fled Europe, were right-wing nationalists, he could not rejoice because he kept asking himself how he would feel in the place of the Palestinians living there.

But on Sunday, Bills' fans could finally rejoice, as Brady was humbled to the tune of four interceptions and was reduced to standing idly on the sideline as Buffalo ran out the clock before banging home the winning kick with just three seconds left in the game.