Sentence examples for roar of joy from inspiring English sources
It spread like ripples on a pond, swelling into a roar of joy.
It may not have had quite the same heart-pumping ferocity as that unforgettable night eight years ago when Australia snapped their World Cup drought at the expense of Uruguay, but the roar of joy, combined with a fair dose of relief as Kennedy's header nestled in the net, was almost as intense as in 2005.
A huge roar of joy and jubilation erupted, then people headed to the BART station to join the protesters in San Francisco, where police were gathered in force to evict the occupation.
As crowds huddle before the jumbo screens in clouds of sweet-scented smoke, particularly on football nights, vendors weave their way in and out of the open area, offering slices of fruit, nuts and appetizers as the clicks of the sheesha tongs mix with the roars of joy (or rage).
Jai'len Christine Li Josey nearly stole the entire show as Pearl, her voice eliciting roars of joy from the audience as she lamented the greed of her dad, Mr. Krabs Brian Ray Norriss).
At first people didn't understand what must have been at best strange gargling noises coming from our throat, but by the third or fourth time they got it, and a roar of pure joy and relief spread rapidly among the thousands present.
A guttural roar and tears of joy swept through Homebush at full time on Sunday night, as both sides produced a spine-tingling finish that very nearly saw Melbourne win.
There, at the corner of Houston and Chrystie Streets, on a rain-soaked soccer field, stood a virtual fantasy roster: Steve Nash scoring at will, Chris Bosh blocking shots, Grant Hill and Tony Parker passing and filling space — every gesture evoking roars and murmurs and squeals of joy.
The designer has the skill to ground his collections in reality yet allow them to soar — and that is why a few people were shedding tears of joy as the crowd roared its approval.
And then there was the noise, the great rising roar that swelled from 13,800 throats here at 7 59 on Friday evening: the unfettered, triumphant cascade of joy heard only at a major rock concert.
