Sentence examples for most jubilant from inspiring English sources

But the Rangers were their most jubilant this season.

I thought of "The Miller's Tale" while reading the most jubilant passage in "Love, Dishonor".

When it ended, the Jets gathered in the most jubilant of locker rooms.

Janacek gives us one of the most jubilant wedding choruses in all of opera.

If it's not the world's most jubilant music, it's a definite contender.

The results are some of the most jubilant works of postwar American art.

That fine point was lost on most of the jubilant crowd, many of them brought here aboard rented A.N.C. buses and bedecked with Zuma jackets and T-shirts that shielded them against the chill and drizzle.

Virtually every tearful Tony Award winner or jubilant NBA Most Valuable Player carries a crumpled wad of paper on which are named the people who "made it all possible". If ego and time allow, the list can be quite long.

Once Howard caught the ball, Halladay and Ruiz hugged in front of the mound, and the rest of the Phillies poured out of the dugout and streamed in from the outfield in a most unusual sight, a jubilant infield celebration by the team on defense in a non-clinching playoff game.

"We're going to leave behind the hopelessness, recover our self-esteem and remake Bogotá as high as our most-ambitious dreams," a jubilant Penalosa told supporters after being declared the victor.

Perhaps most spectacularly, he was the jubilant incarnation of old-time showbiz crookery, Max Bialystock, in the Mel Brooks musical "The Producers".