Sentence examples for glee from from inspiring English sources

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Any glee from that report may prove short-lived.

But he derived glee from having Blackford Oakes sleep with the Queen of England.

1.45pm: Uncontainable glee from @amyloves_Nadine: "Can't believe The Guardian has interacted with me.

Scrambling up the sofa in his Crocs, he flung himself with glee from couch to carpet over and over.

For the time being, the court ruling in Oklahoma has been met with glee from phone solicitors.

After the interval, the members sang catches and glees from the club's extensive music library (now deposited at the Cathedral Archives in Canterbury).

After I posted a blog about my oldest son having a crush on Blaine from Glee, I heard from a lot of kids whose parents aren't accepting of homosexuality.

But compare the schadenfreude-fueled glee felt from sea to shining sea when the Patriots are eliminated from the postseason to the national mood when the Broncos lose.

Part of our glee came from finding something we all liked; another part, I think, came from watching powerful men briefly become powerful women, and doing so with joy and respect.

It was performed in an early episode of Glee, and from there it became unstoppable.