Sentence examples for jubilant election from inspiring English sources

Even on that jubilant election night, drunk on all the "hope-y, change-y stuff," I understood enough about America to be fearful of what would follow.

After the election, jubilant ANC voters are destined to discover that the vote does not automatically bring prosperity.

People around the world were jubilant over the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States of America on Tuesday night.

The day after the Republican triumph in the midterm elections, a jubilant Trent Lott held a celebratory press conference.

Jubilant Republicans declared the US election race back on Thursday, calling Mitt Romney's resounding victory over Barack Obama in the first of the presidential debates a "game changer".

Voters in Maine and Maryland approved same-sex marriage on an election night that jubilant gay rights advocates called a historic turning point, the first time that marriage for gay men and lesbians has been approved at the ballot box.

For the first time we will really be allowed to implement our programme," she said at the party's jubilant campaign headquarters late on election night.That programme features promises that were also touted by the other candidates, on issues that are widely recognised by businessmen and development experts in Mongolia and abroad as most important to the nation's future.

Speaking to Jubilant Tory Voters About Their Election Win.

In a speech in Athens following the election, Tsipras appeared jubilant in victory, declaring that the result gave him a clear mandate to lead.

I have nevertheless had the unsettling feeling these past days, since the election, that many Spaniards, jubilant over the Socialist victory, have forgotten the larger, external threat of Al Qaeda.

Jubilant Conservatives are celebrating their best general election results in Wales for more than 30 years.