Sentence examples for will be jubilant from inspiring English sources

The 250,000 tenants who have signed the "Make Renting Fair" petition will be jubilant they are to be banned.

If China wins just one more gold medal than America, the country will be jubilant, even though its population is four times the size of America's.But during these games, China finds its patriotism under unusually close scrutiny.

If the Corps of Engineers builds a series of new groins at the park to try to stem the erosion, she said, "the residents of Point Lookout will be jubilant".

While his supporters will be jubilant about Labour taking a turn to the left, his triumph will be deeply disappointing to the parliamentary party, which overwhelmingly backed other candidates by 210 to 20.

That is hardly good news for the Tories, but it should enable them to hold Beckenham.Two wins on November 20th, and Conservative Central Office will be jubilant; one, and it will pretend to be content; none, and it will be time to wheel out the well-worn brave faces again.

This was the start of O'Neill's second qualifying campaign as NI manager and, having started the first by taking only one from a possible nine, he will be jubilant with this result.

If the Hollywood establishment is thinking Danny Boyle's next film will be another jubilant, rags-to-riches fable in the vein of Slumdog Millionaire, it has another think coming.

KATONAH must be jubilant.

Of course, if they pull it off Sony will be loud and jubilant in defense of their own nerve.

I know the streets of Baghdad, and I know they will be filled with jubilant Iraqis once the dictator is gone.

Tiger is just flawed and tarnished, and his comeback will be both remarkable and jubilant.