The papers noted with glee that he failed his law exams twice.
At the Miller, they noted with glee, they won't have to deal with chairs or sound systems.
An editorial in the Chinese-language edition of the Global Times noted with glee that fighting had broken out at Trump rallies in what was supposedly one of the world's "most developed and mature democratic election systems".
Advertising Age has noted with glee that in recent weeks the Grey Lady has reduced the labels that distinguish the articles placed on its site at the behest of advertisers from those which arose from the newsroom.
Machiavelli would have noted with glee the timing of the announcement and Millennial Media's expected upcoming IPO.
Jim Casteleiro, a former digital operative for Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), noted with glee: "All the money in the world can't help you if you don't know how to spend it".
It's marketing with multigenerational backing, Mr. Kadin noted with obvious glee, and spans the almost mythical ad demographic: 5 to 75.
) Still, they deigned to show up as the catwalk-flankers of Giorgio Armani and Giambattista Valli (the former generally the grandmothers of the latter), ringing looks in the show notes with profligate glee.
Mr. Blair's car was pummeled by protesters later, the paper noted with some glee, and a blockade by trucks, trailers and taxicabs prevented him from attending a dinner on Monday night for his deputy, John Prescott.
A phone call never starts with "hi, how's things?" but "I haven't seeeeeen you for so long!"; a new dress never goes unnoticed without a compliment; career highs and lows are noted with either glee or a resoundingly blunt critique.
