A large drop in formerly joyful Spain ensured a modest overall decline for the rich.
Strange, because most are only two or three generations removed from immigrants from the poorest country in western Europe, and from the urban tenement life in which a large family was not a joyful noise but a huge burden.
Even the elevator, mirrored with large red polka dots, is a joyful epiphany (for best results, ride with a friend).
Walking around large National Trust or similar estates is equally joyful when you can't see anyone else in sight.
The inscription describes how King Harsha of Kannauj lost his Harsha (joyful disposition) on seeing a large number of his war elephants die in battle against Pulakesi II.
The Mass in G major (1937) for unaccompanied choir is described by Gouverné as having something of a baroque style, with "vitality and joyful clamour on which his faith is writ large".
So Linney's joyful, even beatific demeanor during the Tonys rehearsal was in large part just an extension of an upbeat personality seemingly bereft of cynicism or guile.
Jonah is a buoyant, joyful and social child, but the combination of fatigue and a large crowd challenged his limited resources.
She was a trusted mentor to countless young people, a second mother to many, a joyful poker player, a conversational provocateur and a matriarch of a large and close family unrelated by blood.
Steven Sclaroff Of the many upscale vintage design stores in Manhattan, I find Steven Sclaroff — a Meatpacking District pioneer in the '90s who recently moved to a larger space in Tribeca — to be one of the wittiest and most joyful.
