The word 'joyously' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the manner in which someone is expressing happiness or enthusiasm. Example sentence: The children cheered joyously as they opened their presents on Christmas morning.
One of the great things about AlunaGeorge is you can sense the relief they must have felt when they started working together; their music is joyously melodic, combining electronic textures, R&B motifs and massive pop hooks.
Give him a word, and he would burrow joyously into its etymology.
A global study across industries by Booz Allen Hamilton, a consultancy, even concluded that "higher R&D spending doesn't ensure better performance in terms of growth, profitability or shareholder returns".Now the centrally planned approach is giving way to the more democratic, even joyously anarchic, new model of innovation.
Then it was Honecker and Ceausescu; tomorrow it might be Castro, Ahmadinejad or Mugabe; one day Chávez or even Hu.Marx to marketPut another way, the presumption that political freedom will never catch up with economic freedom could turn out to be joyously wrong.
These are the dunces whom teachers must scoop up, locate their spark of life and release them from their educational concussion so that they may fly.Playfully written Mr Pennac obviously adores the French language in which his novel was first penned and in which language it has sold more than a million copies—"School Blues" joyously combines the profound with the seemingly trivial.
The Montana fair boasts two opposing booths: one, backed by PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) laments a recent state ballot initiative that banned gay marriage; the other booth joyously offers "Freedom from sodomy, Freedom in Christ".
In the official version, almost 70% of the electorate went to the polls, where people voted joyously and en masse for the ruling New Azerbaijan Party.
The explanation was not purely aesthetic: the room was an astute marketing tool offering evidence to those who asked to visit that one could live intimately, even joyously, with these works.Durand-Ruel first met Monet and Pissarro in London, at the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, when they were all refugees in London.
Last year Mr Ahmadinejad visited mainly Christian Kenya, being joyously welcomed in the port of Mombasa, on the Muslim-inhabited coast.
This is the main difference with rugby, cricket and tennis, all of which have natural breaks in the game.Rudolf Just Trier, GermanySIR – The almost uniquely low-scoring nature of football compared with other team sports explains why goals are celebrated much more joyously than wickets or touchdowns or home runs.
The government announced a national holiday as the country celebrated more joyously than at any point since Qaddafi's fall.The players are drawn from across Libya, hailing from Tripoli, Benghazi, Misrata, Zawiya and other towns.
