The most obvious method would be to leap joyfully, from oar to oar, along the flank of a longship; that is how Douglas announced his homecoming in "The Vikings" (1958), making the happiest of returns to his people.
Three guests under 10 years old leap joyfully between leather sofas and concrete benches while they wait for their parents to check into one of the Supra rooms which sleep five, one up by the ceiling, in what they call a "cabine bed".
The director, Josephine Decker, seems to be filming in a state of permanent sleeplessness; every image and sound has the impulsive energy of a creation wrenched from a void into which she would leap again joyfully.
When sweet old ladies bend down to stroke her, Polly snarls and growls; but when confronted by a male of thuggish appearance, she leaps about joyfully and tries to lick him.
But at the end of "Woza" everyone was leaping freely and joyfully.
In the coming months they will have to watch carefully to be sure that the competitive space into which the predator in front of them is so joyfully leaping does not lie at the edge of a cliff.
It is the process of transcending and releasing the boundaries of belief, habit, organizations, sectors, and systems and joyfully leaping into the unknown to collaboratively explore and strategically create new possibilities that express and expand our love for each other, fulfill mutual human needs and aspirations, and improve the resilience and well-being of communities around the globe.
"Here, Jackson," she said to a dog that leaped and snapped joyfully as Officer Ahumada bounced the ball above its head in the international terminal.
He was said to have joyfully leaped out of his bath after discovering his own principle, or law of hydrostatics, that the buoyant force exerted a body immersed in water is equal to the weight of the water it displaces.
