Sentence examples for jubilant place from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn Academy of Music may well have been the most jubilant place in New York City last Friday night.

The land to the west of the Tamar river was a jubilant place to be after the government announced that the Cornish are to be recognised as a national minority for the first time.

In both places, jubilant crowds welcomed the rebels.

Employing an amiably chaotic visual style, Shane Cook and Arne Johnson's jubilant documentary observes a place where power chords and empowerment go hand in hand.

They had pushed their way from Zeitoun, a neighborhood in the north of Cairo, with other protesters, and tonight they took their rightful place in jubilant Tahrir Square.

Victory strengthened West Ham's grip on fifth place, and the jubilant fans greeted the final whistle with chants of: "We're going to win the league".

Under the protection of the NATO peacekeepers who in effect freed them from Serbian rule, jubilant Kosovo Albanians swarmed around polling places today to take part in what they saw as the first genuinely free vote they had ever enjoyed.

In contrast to Mr Kibaki's first term, when the inauguration took place in a stadium heaving with jubilant supporters, there were no dignitaries or diplomats, just a few dozen loyalists and civil servants.

But today's festivities were surely more jubilant than the ones in 1996, which took place a few hours after the bomb went off in Centennial Park, killing one person and throwing a huge pall over the Games.

The Arab world was jubilant, confident that Arabs would now regain their place in the sun.

With the dawn of Eid-Al-Adha rising upon many countries around the world, Muslims everywhere are jubilant for the feasting that is about to take place.