Sentences with phrase «from jubilant»

The Lib Dem leader was forced instead to promote old hand Don Foster (who famously vanquished Chris Patten in Bath in 1992 to the sound of cheers from jubilant Lib Dems and right - wing Tories alike).

Bello drew a wild applause from the jubilant workers when he announced that his administration had started cooking something nice for them and the entire people of the state.

We were then left with a frenetic ending to the match, both teams had chances, but justice was done a delicately placed volley from Stockport's number 8, James Ball, brought a winner in the 94th minute — cue a friendly pitch invasion from a jubilant section of the Stockport fans.

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Released from the dungeon, I joyfully sing in jubilant tones the old song of life, to freedom, to light.

Bennett's three - pointer from the top of the key secured a 66 - 65 victory for the Irish and caused the jubilant Phelps to do a jig all the way down to the Syracuse bench to shake hands with coach Jim Boeheim.

The goal spark jubilant scenes, and the noise levels increased even further when, moments later, Alexis doubled our advantage from close range after Lacazette picked him out at the near post.

He scored from a 90th minute corner to give the home team three points, which sent the home fans into jubilant mood.

A couple weeks ago, my two lovely friends Jenn of Jubilant Dose and Yuena of Simply Yue came to visit me all the way from New York.

Mr. Akalifa was sitting behind a fellow party supporter on a motorcycle, moving about town among other party members in a jubilant campaign mood, when the pickup reportedly ran into them from behind after bursting a tyre some metres away from the rally grounds.

However, events that took place on Saturday and Sunday have indicated that the public mood within Hong Kong is far from universally jubilant.

Most of the members came out of the meeting in a jubilant mood with some of them dancing as a sign of victory for the party on the issue, which has in the last weeks, deepened the cracks within the party's rank and file, our correspondent reported from the party's headquarters

Senior Conservatives were jubilant at winning the AV vote and preventing any major lose of councils in England but they were under strict instructions from Downing Street not to be seen celebrating, as ministers tried to prevent the election from destroying the coalition.

In a jubilant mood, he told the BBC, «send in the clowns», referring to jibes from senior Tories in the war of words before Thursday's vote.

Many Tory MPs were jubilant at David Miliband's departure from British politics to run the IRC.

The first results have arrived from the Mars Express orbiter, and European Space Agency (ESA) scientists are jubilant.

A couple weeks ago, my two lovely friends Jenn of Jubilant Dose and Yuena of Simply Yue came to visit me all the way from New York.

While my path may have swerved erratically during these past few years, from confusing beginnings to fashion focused middles and all too often writers blocks, the fact that I am still here is something to be jubilant about.

Weaving through the jubilant masses, Hoyte van Hoytema's dust - veiled camera alights on Bond in masked skeleton costume, luring a local bombshell («Miss Bala's» Stephanie Sigman) back to his hotel room before the quickest of quick changes finds him suited, booted and planting a hit on venal Italian mafioso Sciarra (Alessandro Cremona) from the rooftop.

It lacks the jubilant capriciousness of Mizayski's prior filmography, a thing ineffably harder and more coarse than one would imagine from anything animated.

You might plan for the one moment where Ruth Negga's proud woman rises from silence to shout down her oppressors, or you might picture all of the dramatic build - up of the film coming to a head in a jubilant courtroom victory scene circled by shouting protesters on both sides.

Their construction and design generate emotional reactions from frustrated defeat to jubilant victory.

GROWING ANXIETY ON LEFT OVER NCLB DEAL: The mood in the conference committee room was almost jubilant last week as Democratic leaders joined their colleagues from across the aisle in hailing a compromise to replace the reviled and long - expired No Child Left Behind law.

The event features jubilant performances by talented students from local public charter schools.

However, on that night, everyone seemed physically at ease and exempt from life's worries with final exams over and bar class a distant dream with a week before the first lecture, and as I looked around at the jubilant faces and loud voices, if you listened carefully enough you could almost hear the culmination of three years in the breath of the night gasp in an exultant sigh as if to say, «Law school was over at last!

Josh Brown makes the argument passionately in his essay «Computers are the new dumb money» and followed it up with the perhaps jubilant report that some of the «quants I know told me the link was hitting their inboxes all day from friends and colleagues around the industry.

The following day, I received a jubilant e-mail from my client --» Matthew, it looks like the tickets have been issued!

A few months ago, expats and tourism professionals were jubilant when the popular low - cost carrier Southwest announced that they were adding new direct flights to Belize from Houston.

Guiding one back to a shrine sees William leaning over, pointing in the general direction of the shrine, and being met by a jubilant hop and polite bow from the Kodama before it disappears.

The reinstallation will feature iconic masterworks and present recent acquisitions across departments, including artworks never on view before at the High, such as Kara Walker's monumental cut - paper installation «The Jubilant Martyrs of Obsolescence and Ruin» and paintings and sculptures from the 2017 Souls Grown Deep Foundation acquisition of folk and self - taught art.

Renoir's joyful, jubilant The Luncheon of the Boating Party, from 1881, is the Phillips Collection's best - loved work.

And just a short walk away from the Studio Museum of Harlem, Derrick Adams's jubilant collages in homage to the great African - American fashion designer Patrick Kelly (1954 - 1990) are at the Countee Cullen Library, at 104 West 136th Street.

But Fort Gansevoort flips the script on millennia of male - dominated athletics with art works by thirty - one women made between the mid-twentieth century and now, from Elizabeth Catlett's jubilant 1958 print of a barefoot girl jumping rope to a just - finished collage of a pigtailed boxer by Deborah Roberts, a young artist who borrows the Dadaist strategies of Hannah Höch for the era of Black Lives Matter.

The three large paintings dating from 1974 seem to constitute Still's counterpart to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony: dizzying in the tumultuous, diagonal movement of their gestural, but highly controlled shapes — in contrast to the solidity and verticality of the works immediately preceding; harboring both calm and conflict; achieving jubilant exultation.