Sentence examples for jubilant dancing from inspiring English sources

Yet beneath the jubilant dancing is a serious message.

While his most famous painting, "Sugar Shack," a jubilant dancing scene that appeared on the cover of Marvin Gaye's album "I Want You" and was shown during the closing credits of the television situation comedy "Good Times," is not literally sports-related, it is nonetheless a characteristic work, with its vibrant tumble of bodies.

He sought refuge in France, leaving behind jubilant Haitians dancing in the street.

It showed Pharrell's jubilant fans dancing and singing on the rooftops of Tehran with the city's iconic Milad tower in the background.

When the game ended in a 33-14 victoverover the Jacksonville Jaguars, the stage at the Wildhorse, usually host to country music singers crooning about sadness, heartache and defeat, filled with jubilant revelers dancing to a song that had the melody of the pop hit "Mambo Number Five," but lyrics about their Tennessee Titans.

"Finally, right?" said a jubilant Mr. Combs after dancing across the stage at the New York Public Library to collect the 2004 Men's Designer of the Year Award.

To some, this portrait of high society at play ("I'm gay and I'm breathless and I'm jubilant and I'm dancing!") represents all that's posh and frivolous about British theatre.

Thousands of Iranians took to the streets late at night to celebrate the news of the nuclear agreement in Vienna, with jubilant crowds singing and dancing to mark a defining moment for the country 36 years after the Islamic revolution.

As I watched from the sidelines, one by one the other me's emerged from their closets, dancing and jubilant.

Consisting of a marching band followed by people dancing to jubilant harmonies, they are strongly tied to the city's history.

The hall erupted in a prolonged ovation as jubilant delegates, many of them dancing, were awash in a sea of beach balls, confetti and balloons.