Sentence examples for very jubilant from inspiring English sources

And he said he did some very jubilant hugging and kissing when the game ended.

A very personal, jubilant journey".

Many hours later, after a delectable vegan dinner, the two of us walked across a very crowded and jubilant Christopher Street, hand in hand.

In its pensive melodies and post-Romantic chord voicings, Creation is a very different proposition to the jubilant Rio.

But it's very cool," he nodded toward the jubilant, sweaty dancers.

Today a jubilant Mr. Nikitin called the decision "a very, very small step toward creating a state ruled by law".

I mean I have to travel around the world, and when Obama was nominated and running, in the airports it was very different from Bush: people were actually jubilant to say hello.

Georgi Georgiev, 40, who runs a restaurant in the port of Varna, where the king was welcomed by jubilant crowds last Sunday, said, "People have been very disillusioned in recent years, and they see him as a messiah".

"You made a very brave choice," Tsipras said in a televised address as jubilant supporters thronged Athens' central Syntagma Square to celebrate the act of defiance of Europe's political and financial establishment.

There were no banners outside, no stream of jubilant bankers in cardboard David Cameron masks; just two intimidating bouncers and a very quiet smoking area.

"Tokyo jubilant over successful 2020 Olympics bid" - this headline on the website of Kyodo news agency very much sums up the mood.