Sentence examples for rejoice to learn from inspiring English sources

Under the Influenza If thinking about landscaping terminology doesn't hasten the arrival of the landscaping season, we can at least rejoice to learn that, according to Mary Landrigan, spokeswoman for the Westchester County Health Department, the flu season is either late or not that bad.

It features a voice, allegedly Mr Mehsud's, asking who had killed Miss Bhutto, then rejoicing to learn that the killers were his own men.

There is reason for rejoicing to learn (Business Day, April 1) that Mattel is coming out with a Barbie for President doll.

In early December of 2008, two months after Archway filed for bankruptcy, Ashland rejoiced to learn that Judge Sontchi had chosen Lance, Inc., to buy the factory and all that went with it.

When his ships finally moored at Calicut, near the southern tip of the subcontinent, he and his crew rejoiced to learn that there were indeed many Christians long settled there.

The proudest and most loving of fathers, a Nobel Laureate who talked to young writers as equals and showered them with advice, he denounced the 'Jew boy' Sir Rufus Isaacs in verses so vitriolic that not even his right-wing cronies in the press would touch them, and during the First World War he rejoiced to learn that a Cornish mob had turned on a harmless German hotelier, long resident in Newquay.

I discovered Mormonism, and rejoiced to learn the Latter-day Saint belief that "through the Atonement of Christ, all mankind may be saved".

MR. COOPER: I rejoice to hear that.

Cooper: I rejoice to hear that.

Americans can rejoice over the fact that yet another country is encouraging its students to learn English; eventually this may make travel in that area easier.

You have to learn not to fear the failure and even to rejoice in it".