Sentence examples for to rejoicing from inspiring English sources
verb
To be very happy, be delighted, exult; to feel joy.
Windsor is not the only absentee returned to rejoicing in Albert Square.
Fate deals its stroke; sorrow is purged, or turned to rejoicing; there is death, or triumph; there has been a meeting, and a change.
The film's disappointing opening weekend led to rejoicing from rightwing commentators who had accused the film of being pro-Obama propaganda.
THE sense that someone else's loss is your gain, leading even to rejoicing at their disaster xing zai le huo is as hard-wired into the Chinese psyche as anywhere.
According to Kjell Strömberg in The 1967 Prize, "the whole of his little country was given over to rejoicing".
Being a fan of "space colonisation", then, can be likened to rejoicing in the displacement of native peoples and celebrating the destruction of wilderness.
None, however, to rejoice with.
Investors, too, have reason to rejoice.
Vegetable lovers have another reason to rejoice.
This isn't any time to rejoice.
