Sentence examples for hand joy from inspiring English sources

Briskly scrolling through the populous categories of assemblers, apprentices, assistants, officers, repairers, salespeople, and teachers, I stopped to wonder about the workday of an aging room hand, joy loader, legman, pond monkey, rabbler, rink rat, riprap man, anti-squeak worker, bad-work gatherer, skoog operator, size changer, sister superior, snake charmer, and zoogler.

It's Henry and Judy's Dispensing Department and from it, they hand out joy.

I can't comprehend what this must of done [sic] to her parents – on one hand the joy they felt was extreme, on the other they have never felt such sadness.

"Whether I want kids is a secret I keep from myself — it is the greatest secret I keep from myself," she confesses: On the one hand, the joy of children.

And to visit Brazil is to witness first hand the joy this sport brings to its people.

"Tomorrow is going to be really great," she would cry, clapping her hands with joy.

"I am exactly the same!" Gilot claps her hands with joy.

Jo Ryder, Kirkley's headteacher, claps her hands with joy when she thinks what she could do with all that cash.

But the reason his copy fit hand in joy-buzzered glove with the illustrations is that both were stylized.

He greeted parishioners with an almost too enthusiastic "Feliz Navidad," clapped his hands in joy and occasionally patted his belly like a jovial Santa Claus in priest's clothing.

At the last moment, Blake reported that he saw Robert's departing spirit 'ascend heavenward through the matter-of-fact ceiling, clapping its hands for joy'.