Sentence examples for wave of jubilation from inspiring English sources

The first T20, to be played on Friday, is sold out amid a wave of jubilation among cricket fans across Pakistan, reports the BBC's M Ilyas Khan in Islamabad.

Sharon in turn informed Southern Command of these successes sending a wave of jubilation through the Israeli commanders, delighted that the operation had begun so smoothly.

The news on Friday that the state had negotiated a deal that could shut down the plant within five years sent shock waves of jubilation, relief and anxiety through the suburbs north of New York City.

But this showed that the final burn to reach the comet had finished and this key moment was the trigger for a wave of pride rather than jubilation.

This was the club that once prided themselves on late feats of escapology – Barcelona in 1999, "Fergie Time" and all the rest – but those days have gone and Liverpool's supporters certainly enjoyed waving them goodbye before the burst of jubilation at the final whistle.

The outbreak of war in August 1914 was generally greeted with confidence and jubilation by the peoples of Europe, among whom it inspired a wave of patriotic feeling and celebration.

No feeling of jubilation there".

Instead, it ended as one of jubilation.

Scenes of jubilation were few, though.

The year was one of jubilation and transition for ABT.

But instead of feelings of jubilation, I was distraught.