Sentence examples for jubilation yet from inspiring English sources
RECORDING the largest loss in British corporate history should not be cause for jubilation, yet shares of the Vodafone Group jumped nearly 10percentt just minutes after the company announced the news on Tuesday.
"South Africa's triumph over the world in that game last year may have rescued the pride of five million whites, but for 31 million blacks nothing matched the jubilation on February 3… Yet not only blacks: a nation in the making rejoiced with them.
Cue jubilation among the sun-lovers, yet this will be less than 1% of the country's one terawatt total capacity.
Yet for all the jubilation and flag-waving, the moment was artificial: That knowledge of the spacecraft's position was theoretical.
"Luuk Out Girl" pairs two of the label's flyest acts, Flosstradamus and Kid Sister, in a fast-paced wind-up track that whets our appetite for both projects' upcoming EPs: Floss's Jubilation EP and Kid Sister's as-yet-untitled work with RiffRaff.
Yet his killing did not trigger jubilation.
Yet, as always, "Revelations" concluded with jubilation.
Yet it also captures perfectly the mood of jubilation and the sense of relief that the world's major superpower had done something right.
Voting unfolded smoothly in Myanmar on Sunday with no reports of violence to puncture a mood of jubilation marking the Southeast Asian nation's first free nationwide election in 25 years, its biggest stride yet in a journey to democracy from dictatorship.
