Sentence examples for joyous wake from inspiring English sources
The Guardian's Katie Kitamura described the atmosphere as "somewhere between a joyous wake and a dance party funeral".
The funeral was difficult — I remember standing in the pew between Robert and Karen, crying uncontrollably — but the wake was a joyous celebration of Joe Ganzi, the guy quick with a joke and a smile, loved by all.
Newcastle and Manchester United can now look forward to joyous celebrations instead of mournful wakes when Albania and Greece provide the opposition in the last two qualifying games, and Germany, barring a major upset, can look forward to Belarus or the Ukraine in the play-offs.
And, for all the misty eyes and lump-choked throats, his living wake is the most joyous celebration around.
'on that stage we become the troubadours of old, and we make our joyous noise.' Last Tuesday I was woken by hotel security breaking down the door.
In the aftermath one was joyous, gleeful.
The typically joyous L.A. Pride Parade in West Hollywood will take on a somber tone Sunday in the wake of the gay nightclub shooting in Orlando, Fla., that killed at least 50 people. . .
As people in the island nation woke up to the news this morning, Mr Nasheed's supporters poured onto the streets in joyous celebrations.
She and Mr. Kelley are as joyous on the melancholy "We Owned the Night," about the last (and maybe first) night of a relationship ("We woke under a blanket, all tangled up in skin/Not knowing in that moment we'd never speak again") as on the deeply chaste single "Just a Kiss," which opens with meditative piano by Mr. Haywood.
