Sentence examples for day of delight from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the despair of his opposite number, it was a day of delight for new City boss Manuel Pellegrini as he watched the rampant Blues make a powerful statement about their Premier League ambitions.
Martin Boyd's Day of My Delight (1965) defines his family in its historical and moral context, while Hal Porter's The Watcher on the Cast-Iron Balcony (1963) is a résumé of post-Edwardian Australia as seen in a country town (an audacious but convincing variant on the bush orientation of traditional writing) and is patterned as a biography of his mother.
But there is something particularly jolting about a life-altering or life-ending accident when it involves a long-planned day of family delight.
Most important, Mr. Lieberman keeps the Fourth Commandment to observe the Sabbath as a day of rest and delight in God's creation, from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday.
On Thursday afternoon, the squeals of delight were unrelenting.
Although Stephens has an effervescent side and a smile that can light up an interview room, there were no cartwheels or wide-eyed expressions of delight Monday in Hisense Arena after she beat Bojana Jovanovski in three sets in the fourth round.
I was a source of delight every day, playing before him all the time" (my translation).
Residents greeted the news on Thursday night with a mix of delight and caution.
33-year-old Dana Hill, 54-year-old Julie Hartsfield and her daughter, 9-year-old Autumn Hartsfield, were shot to death just southwest of Delight, Ark., Saturday night, and Hill's husband, Timothy Allen Hill, 43, was arrested.
Both the ex-president and the New York senator led their Saturday night remarks with expressions of delight that "millions of Americans will make their voices heard" on February 5th -- Bill even gave a nasty little dollop of emphasis to the word millions -- as if the half-million-plus Democrats who turned out to vote in South Carolina were an accident of history.
