This joyous ever-widening dance is painted in early 1936, to celebrate Lorna's pregnancy.
And "Consequences," despite its shadows, is also a joyous ever-widening dance.
This is the most joyous scene ever seen in the history of boxing!" Before their first fight, Ali had called Frazier "The wrong kind of Negro.
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"The Sun Rising" must be one of the most joyous love poems ever written.
I Want You Back (1969) - The Jackson 5 Eleven-year-old Michael, alongside his older siblings, signals his greatness with one of the most joyous pop singles ever.
The slide guitar on Dr Brown may be the single most joyous sound to ever come out of the British Isles.
As the crowd in London's Hyde Park swayed and danced to the chiming guitars, punchy horns and accordians of the township jive, it was hard to imagine such joyous music had ever caused a political storm.
"Here we have to knock along as best we may without the faintest element of corruption – not a hint of decay, not a breath of Leon Bakst; on the contrary, Christmas cards, Morris dances, children's prattle, woolwork, goodwill and so forth – all that was ever joyous and clear and fresh".
If the local fire brigade popped round to our house to show our son their fire engine, let him sit in the cab and press the red button that makes the woo-woos go, then he would recount it, in joyous detail, for ever.
And if the decision comes down on the side of tautology, can we appeal on the grounds that "vajazzle your va-jay-jay" is quite the most joyous-sounding phrase ever to have been uttered and that just occasionally grammar should be forced to cede to pleasure?
