Sentence examples for joyfully new from inspiring English sources

Foster shows this most familiar of animals in a joyfully new light: consider that the urban fox we see slinking across the street almost certainly has fractured bones, fused joints and arthritis.

The Italian chef behind the world's top restaurant has embarked on a joyfully ambitious new mission.

She warned me I'd have "wacky" dreams that night and suggested a personal affirmation: "I freely and easily release the old and joyfully welcome the new".

There was a rah-rah meeting to joyfully herald the new leadership team of the sub-region (or whatever they called the six states that lived in the shadow of the tall spires of Manhattan).

He joyfully previews news-free interviews coming up on his own Rock Center With Brian Williams, NBC's "Dateline Lite" that keeps getting new time slots searching for viewers.

People have joyfully discovered the cheap new way of exercising en route to work or getting home drunk after the metro closes, hence a rush of hires after 1am.

For instance, "I am joyfully and easily securing a new job that is professionally fulfilling and offers me the opportunity to do what I love".

When baptism is not permitted, some ministers offer other ways to joyfully commemorate a birth (and attract new members to a congregation).

While many residents in the New York region grabbed shovels, chain saws and dehumidifiers in the wake of Tropical Storm Irene, another breed of New Yorker reflexively — and joyfully — reached for binoculars.

Back in the autumn, with the forward enduring a dispiriting goal drought for his new club, Liverpool, the joyfully loquacious radio reporter Stuart Hall was unimpressed as he watched him struggle to make any impact one Saturday afternoon.

But the latest novel has a lightness new to Welsh and a ludicrous, joyfully spelled-out plot.