Sentence examples for rejoice again from inspiring English sources

OPERA ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK: "EDGAR" Fans of off-the-beaten-path Puccini can rejoice again this week, since Eve Queler's invaluable organization gives a concert performance of the composer's second opera.

She closes out the song by singing the word "rejoice" again and again, right up against the crack in her register, whipping up the crowd into a tent revival of the heart.

If you're wondering what's happening in the world of luxury travel --- which seemed to fizzle out when the economy tanked -- it's finally time to rejoice again.

The heavenly session is referred to in many hymns, such as Charles Wesley's hymn Rejoice, the Lord is King: He sits at God's right hand till all His foes submit, And bow to His command, and fall beneath His feet: Lift up your heart, lift up your voice; Rejoice, again I say, rejoice!

He rejoiced as the amendment went out to the states for ratification, and he rejoiced again and again as his own Illinois led off and other states followed one by one in acting favourably upon it.

And while their effort has brought little success, they celebrated online in May when a small group of men in the Netherlands formed a pedophile political party, and they rejoiced again last month when a Dutch court upheld the party's right to exist.

Tacitus records that upon the news of his death the crowd rejoiced, only to become suddenly silent upon hearing that he had recovered, and rejoiced again at the news that Caligula and Macro had smothered him.

Conservative forces in the Vatican want the Roman Catholic church to rejoice once again in rigidity, rather than truly Catholic diversity.

With the family fun of Christmas in the Park now over, and only days to go until the pukeko settles into the ponga tree, let us rejoice once again in all things Kiwi.

Returning to it, I find nothing that I rejoice in seeing again.

I will say it again: Rejoice!" (Philippians 4 4).