Sentence examples for reason to gloat from inspiring English sources
Spurrier had reason to gloat.
COOL TOOLS Priceline's mobile apps have given procrastinators a reason to gloat.
Ms. Sunshine, one of the city's leading promoters of high-end real estate, has reason to gloat.
The people at Microsoft are hoping that people like Ms. Hayward will give them reason to gloat this holiday season, too.
The Thunder ended the reign of the N.B.A. champions with such stunning swiftness and efficiency Saturday night that there was little reason to gloat amid what amounted to an inevitable passing of the torch.
Fans in this part of the world are grateful for any reason to gloat during the summer, however insignificant, so Sunderland will relish the fact they will finish as top dogs in the north- east.
— President Barack Obama "This isn't a reason for Republicans to gloat; rather, it's a time for both parties to realize who's really in charge — the people — and to be grateful for the opportunity we now have to begin to turn this ship around".
One could see this as a splendid reason for New York women to gloat over another example of their superiority.
On Fair Isle, the 10th-largest of Shetland's 15 inhabited islands, the locals don't permit themselves to gloat even when occasion gives them reason to.
Ambrose Akinmusire: As if the weather weren't enough for Angelenos to gloat about, jazz fans got yet another reason when this trumpeter returned to his West Coast roots as an instructor at USC's Thornton School of Music.
To gloat, divinely satisfying.
