Sentence examples for shouting of joy from inspiring English sources

But they were already happily mobbing the truck, singing freedom songs: the shouting of joy was so overwhelming that he never got anywhere.

In the capital, Seoul, a city of 10 million 80 miles to the west, shouts of joy erupted from high-rise apartment buildings when TV networks broadcast the I.O.C.'s decision from Durban, South Africa, shortly after midnight local time.

There was a sign of anguish when the news was delivered by megaphone, and then, a few minutes later, shouts of joy as a young woman with a long black braid standing in the pouring rain announced the victory chasing the heels of that defeat.

Indeed, the historic news moved many to tears, shouts of joy and spontaneous celebration.

Christian writers gave it a sense of "shouting for joy" after John Milton, in his 1667 "Paradise Lost," first used the word to describe the ascent of God into heaven after the sixth day of creation: "Up he rode/Followd with acclamation and the sound/Symphonious of ten thousand Harpes... /While the bright Pomp ascended jubilant".

Imagine how it must be crazy to hear a crowd of hundreds or thousands of people shouting for joy because they saw you do something sensational.

And out in the streets, thousands of people were shouting for joy in the heart of a transformed nation.

It left the crowd shouting for joy.

When I found this place, I started shouting for joy".

It's all like life in a fairy tale – life when one sings and shouts for joy of being alive.

When the morning stars sang together and all the sons of God shouted for joy?" -- "The Book Of Job," 38: 4-7.