Sentence examples for has rejoiced from inspiring English sources

For Mulberry, it was the final show from the designer Emma Hill, who has rejoiced in riffs on Englishness, from Winston Churchill on the soundtrack to a bulldog on the runway as the company mascot.

Inevitably, there will be those who object to the T-pylon, who will want to romanticise the traditional design as an emblem of a century that has rejoiced in access to electricity.

The 84-year-old has proved adept at side-stepping the measures of his Western critics designed to isolate him, and has rejoiced in opportunities to confront his opponents on the international stage.

AT a time when a looming Communist Party conference has made censorship more pervasive than usual, China's scandal-starved press has rejoiced in the arrest of a fading film star on tax evasion charges.

The world had rejoiced with the British Empire, and Great Britain had rejoiced also, but in a very dignified and somewhat noncommittal way.

Companies have recently been making record profits, and have rejoiced in full order books.

The residents of Knightsbridge may have rejoiced, but the spotters despaired.

But if they could have killed 30,000 or 300,000 they would have rejoiced in it.

In my partisan days I would have rejoiced at Iain Duncan Smith's continual discomfiture.

How I would have rejoiced in sharing the occasion with you.

Surely Isadora (as she is still widely known) would have rejoiced in the setting.