Many would say stop there, rejoicing at largely unexpected success.
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I would feel that my ancestors are rejoicing in heaven.
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When Mischutin made the announcement, the deck erupted in rejoicing.
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Biogen shareholders are rejoicing over a clinical trial's positive results.
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We're rejoicing, and thank Jesus for these two precious little ones!
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Or take a look at who's rejoicing over Mr. Bannon's selection.
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Beyoncé just made Lemonade available for streaming everywhere, and fans are rejoicing.
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Those who'd taken the underdog's side from the very beginning were rejoicing.
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My tummy is rejoicing for all the white mochas in my future.
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The Taliban is rejoicing after reports of a US troop draw down.
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But many of the democrats rejoicing were also nervous about the path ahead.
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For now, however, the family is simply rejoicing in having finally found him.
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Michelle Obama just had a mic-drop fashion moment — leaving the Internet rejoicing.
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I can already hear the teen criminals rejoicing and it makes me SICK.
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Next to me, others were doing the same, rejoicing with every successful extraction.
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Rejoicing all round, surely, especially for anxious consumers awaiting their winter heating bills.
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I am rejoicing today here in New Orleans celebrating #KathleenBlanco's life and legacy.
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ISIS' announcement on Thursday warned the US against rejoicing in al-Baghdadi's death.
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Now 10, Crystal says Elon thought her siblings were rejoicing after the decision.
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But before rejoicing, it's important to realize that many roadblocks and pitfalls remain.
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"Parents are rejoicing here, but we can see they have suffered," Bukar said.
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Fans were rejoicing yesterday after news broke that Kodak would be getting released.
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While recovering addicts may be rejoicing today, kratom isn't out of the woods yet.
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The internet is collectively rejoicing now that Scott Pruitt has resigned as EPA head.
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Todd Gordon has seen something in the charts that will have dollar bulls rejoicing.
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Only 4% were such Scrooges that they planned no rejoicing at all in December.
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God rejoices over Israel "as a groom rejoicing over his bride" (Isaiah 62:5).
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It usually includes different steps, such as a welcome, remembrance, rejoicing and a farewell.
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The Boston Globe newsroom is rejoicing over the triumph of "Spotlight" as best picture.
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Free-market fundamentalists should be rejoicing at the success of Facebook, Amazon and Google.
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Republicans are rejoicing at the prospect of the trial disrupting Democrats' presidential primary. Sen.
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For the companies working on those products, that's enough for some rejoicing for the moment.
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In a way, the fact that this debate exists at all is cause for rejoicing.
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It's just about letting go, having fun, rejoicing, being free and one with the music.
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Christians in the province, which has a high concentration of them, are not yet rejoicing.
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One hundred years later, relativists the world over are rejoicing, each in their own way.
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Rejoicing iPhone users have Krissy Brierre-Davis, a food blogger, to thank for sharing her discovery.
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I think it would incite a lot of excitement and rejoicing by advancing the beauty standards.
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When you've walked the distance there, your Pokémon will hatch and much rejoicing will be had.
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Sweethearts on a movie date, parents potty-training their toddlers and candy lovers everywhere are rejoicing.
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Trump issued a tweet saying that Democrats were rejoicing over the GOP's failure to replace Obamacare.
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This rejoicing arrives about a third of the way through Silverman's four-hundred-plus-page book.
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But Russia's Parliament is now rejoicing at getting at least Apple to fall partly into line.
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There's a lot to be thankful for next month on Netflix, but don't go rejoicing too soon.
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But back home, in middle America, where a majority of white women supported him, there is rejoicing.
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The economic costs of half the country despairing might outweigh the benefits of the other half rejoicing.
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But if the best government is that which governs least, some congressional inaction is cause for rejoicing.
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He was clearly rejoicing in the glorious history contained in this newest outpost of the Smithsonian Institution.
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Even longevity gains in life expectancy, normally a cause for rejoicing, are contributing to the pension woes.
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No wonder there was great rejoicing when Justin Trudeau took office, and actually talked to the press.
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All seven seasons of Boy Meets World came to Hulu in late 2017, and there was much rejoicing.
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Gimlet podcast fans are rejoicing today with the arrival of the new Amazon Prime Video original series, Homecoming.
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Christians light the first of four Advent candles, representing prayer, penance, rejoicing and sacrifice in preparation for Christmas.
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Lindsay rocking a natural hairstyle is a move that fans have been asking for — and they're already rejoicing.
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A 213-year-old man is rejoicing after finally finding an adhesive bandage that matches his skin tone.
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Maybe it is rejoicing in newfound freedom, having just escaped from a down pillow someone was carrying home.
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In a history book on England he has sketched groups of figures, rejoicing or defiant with arms outstretched.
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The "Hymn of Free Russia" celebrated the fruits of revolution, rejoicing in the recent fall of the Tsarist dictatorship.
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While there's rejoicing with January's rainfall, the state's water agency has no plans to roll back on conservation efforts.
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The clip opens with Hannah's final three contestants — Tyler Cameron, Jed Wyatt and Peter Weber — rejoicing over Luke's elimination.
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Watching the scene in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein accusations, I found myself instinctively rejoicing in Isabella's choice.
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RELATED: Harriet Tubman's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing "Andrew Jackson ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
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So the roll-out of the Signal protocol to WhatsApp, which commenced two years ago, was met with rejoicing.
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Next year he will be probably be raised up to full sainthood and the rejoicing will be even greater.
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Royal watchers are rejoicing this morning, as the much anticipated engagement of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry was announced.
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There's a consensus in Washington that Trump has crossed a line and white supremacists are rejoicing over his rhetoric.
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Since the announcement earlier today, r/ThanosDidNothingWrong has been full of rejoicing members eager to see if they survive.
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No, these fans are rejoicing because Olly, the lowly country boy and member of the Night's Watch, has died.
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Even when rejoicing in her freedom, she comes across as a barely conscious woman with terrible taste in men.
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Naturally, fans everywhere flocked to the social media sites, rejoicing and instructing the star how to use the app.
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Butler responded with a workout vid (natch) where he echoed the rejoicing sentiments and we were officially in business.
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While this is obviously cause for rejoicing in Bidenland, it should also be a time for low-grade panic.
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College students are rejoicing (and maybe freaking out a little bit) now that graduation season is just around the corner.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Star Wars Cookies May the 4th is a day of rejoicing for Star Wars fans.
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Bella Kaufman, one of Pelosi's eight grandchildren, was spotted banging her head and generally rejoicing multiple times over Pelosi's election.
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"He basically called our son a sinner, instead of rejoicing in his life," Linda, his mother, told the Toledo Blade.
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The liberation brought scenes of rejoicing, including women burning the full face and body hijab ISIS forced them to wear.
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Last year the FCC had us all rejoicing when it upped the minimum requirements for broadband from 4Mbps to 24Mbps.
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His style is chaotic, rejoicing in grime and dirt, straying as far away from upper middle class normalcy as possible.
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This Opening Day game over, we ran together onto the verdant field of our imagination, rejoicing in the season's renewal.
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Oil shares are, of course, rejoicing, with the European energy index up 0.7% — the only sector to gain this morning.
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Military units and groups of veterans and war-wounded made their way along the Champs-Élysées amid the general rejoicing.
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And how can you start counting wins without rejoicing in the bliss that Migos' "Bad and Boujee" has given us?
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Update: We're more than halfway through 2017, and servicemen and women are still rejoicing about the U.S. Army's lifted dreadlocks ban.
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I know from winning and losing big games, from making huge mistakes and hitting game-winners, from rejoicing and moving on.
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Instead, those same fans are now likely to be rejoicing over Cespedes's continued presence in the middle of the Mets' lineup.
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When Rian Johnson was announced as the director of The Last Jedi, the eighth Star Wars movie, there was much rejoicing.
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"For the first time, local politicians of all stripes agree on the reinstatement of ortolan hunting," comments Jean-Jacque Lagüe, rejoicing.
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Products for curly hair have never had as much space on store shelves as they do right now — and we're rejoicing.
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When Delacroix wrote about rejoicing in the "secret terror" and awakening our souls, he was arguably referring to catharsis as healing.
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For now, until we get closer to May 7, when we have the [French election] final round, the market is rejoicing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nightlife may be a form of revelry and rejoicing, but it can also be political.
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There is one upside to the brutally cold weather, and that is videos of dogs playing — nay, rejoicing — in the snow.
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The Senate confirmed Mike Pompeo to the position Thursday, and while anti-abortion groups are rejoicing, abortion rights groups are not.
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"Applause broke out, and everyone was standing and rejoicing together," said Mikayla Williams, an 18-year-old student at the school.
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Looking back, should the clues to what was to come have been visible as a subplot, at least, to the rejoicing?
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Washington's paralyzing partisan infighting is now the stuff of jokes, invective and rejoicing by its friends and foes around the world.
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"I find myself more and more rejoicing in the delicious simplicity of a whole food, plant-based diet," he wrote then.
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It's not every day you see companies rejoicing at an announcement that the government is figuring out how to regulate their product.
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You know, the -- for all of the left that is -- was rejoicing this morning, you know, just to digress for a second.
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"I'm rejoicing that this community can know that four people who were brutally murdered — there's no wondering about it anymore," Wright said.
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After the vote, Margarita S. Simonyan, the editor in chief of both RT and Rossiya Segodnya, Sputnik's parent company, joined in rejoicing.
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"Today, we join the Boyle family in rejoicing over the long-awaited return to Canada of their loved ones," the statement said.
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" He added: "I'm rejoicing that our community can know that four people who were brutally murdered — there's no wondering about it anymore.
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MACCALLUM: And you know, the sort Iceland rejoicing over the fact that they have zero Down syndrome babies because they are all aborted.
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"Royal weddings, anniversaries, births, these are occasions for national rejoicing and get huge international coverage," Richard Fitzwilliams, royal commentator told CNBC via email.
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While some have called the celebratory month "a wash" that and are rejoicing in its end, Cochrane took her own frustrations to Twitter.
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In 1841, the Reverend Alexander Young explicitly linked three things: the 1621 "rejoicing," the tradition of autumnal harvest festivals, and the name Thanksgiving.
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That history, understood through Wampanoag characters and motives, explains the "rejoicing" that Americans later remembered as a pumpkin-spiced tale of Thanksgiving conciliation.
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Seven days earlier, in contrast, everything was rejoicing and pomp, with nearly all the major polls predicting a big victory for the agreement.
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The song does not show her rejoicing on a throne, but moping about miserably after everybody else has died—specifically in a fire.
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Once inside the car, there was a general rejoicing that it was finally Friday — a day off from the trial to sleep in.
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The Walking Dead That noise you heard Sunday night was the sound of "Walking Dead" nation rejoicing — or the romantically obsessed quadrant, at least.
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A close-knit group of volunteer firefighters in Mediapolis, Iowa, is rejoicing after welcoming six babies — three boys and three girls — in seven months.
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Some people might be rejoicing because he didn't do things the way they wanted him to, but for me, he was a good mayor.
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In the wake of the presidential election, feelings are running high in America, with half of the electorate rejoicing and the other half panicking.
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Jack and Rose, reunited Before rejoicing over his Oscar win, the world reveled in DiCaprio's "Titanic" reunion with Kate Winslet on the red carpet.
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Some Twitter users are sad to see the fuschia Frapp go, while others are rejoicing that they'll never have lay eyes on it again.
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Conservatives were rejoicing, while progressives seemed demoralized and angry—once again, some inveighed, establishment liberals in Congress had sold out, or just looked weak.
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Based on the social media rejoicing going on around her, it would seem that Olympios may actually be tucking herself away from the limelight.
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Each side regards the hyphenated identity as a concession to the other, rather than both rejoicing in a new stripe in a rainbow nation.
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Indeed, evangelical groups are rejoicing because Sessions has already made moves to go after the Obama Administration's guidance regarding the rights of transgender students.
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War Room is then taken over by two female Infowarriors whose entire schtick seems to be just rejoicing about liberals being wrong, I guess.
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She took to the streets with her parents, celebrating Mr. Mubarak's fall and rejoicing over the Brotherhood's victory in the country's first democratic election.
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After all, prayer and rejoicing can also function as forms of narcissism, as ways to drown out the screams of the poor, the oppressed.
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The birth of a male cub the following year was the first at Ueno Zoo for 24 years and was greeted with widespread rejoicing.
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JY This combined reissue of two books by Douglas Crase, one published in 1981 and the other in 2017, is an occasion for rejoicing.
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A crippling corruption scandal embroiling the presidency in South Korea has its northern neighbor rejoicing as Pyongyang looks to exploit the crisis to its favor.
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The comforting traditions, the good will and fellowship, the thrill of hope, a weary world rejoicing, the yonder breaking of a new and glorious morn.
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Though these defiant artists have all led unique experiences within the African diaspora, similar themes of kinship, tenderness, and rejoicing run through all their works.
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The outcome was a 2-2 draw that left the Colombian players rejoicing even though they finished last in their group and are going home.
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He said there was a tradition in the black community of rejoicing "in the midst of our tears" that dated to the days of slavery.
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Its three sections — to music by Alice Coltrane, Laura Nyro and the Voices of East Harlem — carry the soloist through states of grieving and rejoicing.
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And bank accounts everywhere are rejoicing, as we're no longer forced to splurge on a pair of AirPods that leave a lot to be desired.
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The mood is celebratory; there's a sense of rejoicing in these groups that are usually rendered invisible and the strength in community they've built for themselves.
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President Donald Trump is once again taking aim at the "rigged" Emmys — with the Leader of The Free World rejoicing over the award show's low ratings.
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But there was little rejoicing back home, with many Greeks unconvinced that the sacrifices they have made to stay in the euro were worth the pain.
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I'm sure that my relatives, especially the ones in Peru, who knew my grandma, will be moved and happy for my Grandma rejoicing wherever she is.
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"The market is more geared up to worry about Cohn leaving than they are rejoicing by Bannon's departure," said Sam Stovall, chief market strategist at CFRA.
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READ MORE: Wealthy people are reaping the richest benefits from the changes in the tax code, and many of them are rejoicing, as you might expect.
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If you listen closely enough, you can almost hear all the totally wicked xtreme gamers and BMXers rejoicing with the frothing passion of a thousand unleashed monsters.
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Pro-Trump trolls are rejoicing online over the fall of Teen Vogue, which emerged during the 21 election as a platform for sharp, incisive writing about politics.
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Plus a young New York socialist is likely to be elected to Congress in November and there&aposs a lot of rejoicing over that in some corners.
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"I got a comment because I've been really rejoicing with her over the Coachella performance, so I let the world know on my social stream," he explains.
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There was dancing in the streets of Iowa City the night Mr. Obama won the general election, and I've never seen such collective rejoicing before or since.
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"I got a comment because I've been really rejoicing with her over the Coachella performance, so I let the world know on my social stream," he said.
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Fans of free and open-source software are rejoicing today at the news that Bulgaria will now require all software written for the government must be FOSS.
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Animal activists are rejoicing after SeaWorld officials announced the company would end its longstanding practice of both breeding orca whales and making them perform in theatrical shows.
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So there's tweets rejoicing about the drone his dad got him for Christmas, fan art, and Graduation-inspired tattoos, but there's also a run of sketchier shit.
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They don't fit the meme, which is all about rejoicing because lo, our beloved stars have humbled themselves to play these abominable snowmen with their abominable snownames.
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The president this time around is rejoicing over Obamacare's apparent demise — and is heaping praise on the "highly respected judge" who was itching to do Republicans' bidding.
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But while Bolsonaro's supporters were rejoicing on Sunday, opponents voiced concerns that his victory could threaten human rights and ecological preservation in the world's fourth largest democracy.
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Unemployment was 280 percent, the state had a yawning budget gap and foreclosures were bad enough that skateboarders were rejoicing at the surplus of empty swimming pools.
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Religions know that converts are special, that there is more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over 99 righteous people who do not need to.
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In the last moments of the film as the cop car approaches with blaring sirens and red lights, many of you were probably rejoicing for Chris's good fortune.
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We've had our sad moments of missing him, but you don't find somebody under those circumstances and find yourself rejoicing even as you're holding your dead loved one.
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I'm not sad to see Ramsay or the show's interpretation of him go (indeed, I'm rejoicing), but I hope Rheon uses this to get some great work elsewhere.
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Many of us have entertained, if only for a moment, the idea that everyone else might be a zombie: laughing, crying, complaining, rejoicing, but with no one home.
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"They're rejoicing in the fact that that wall will be slower to be built and consequently our southwest border under less control than it could be," Kelly said.
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Unlike the rest of the world, Idris Elba's daughter wasn't totally rejoicing over the news that her famous father had been named PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive this year.
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But few in Leicester surely noticed; they were dancing and hugging and rejoicing in their unlikely championship, the first top-division crown in their club's 132-year history.
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The National Park Service is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, but the system faces a multibillion dollar maintenance backlog that officials say is no cause for rejoicing.
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When she's dancing, she's slicingly incisive, brilliantly percussive, firmly — and very excitingly — controlled, palpably rejoicing in the brisk multidirectionality of gesture that's a central part of Bharatanatyam's armory.
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The opening line of a Wall Street Journal story this morning started: "Saudi Arabia is threatening to boost oil production…" But hold off the rejoicing for a moment.
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I don't know too many Indians, for example, who go around rejoicing when Australia beats England in cricket—if anything, the tendency is to sympathize with the English.
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Not only is the underwater system an unusual geological discovery, archaeologists are rejoicing at the possibility of studying ancient civilizations through artifacts embedded in the walls of the caves.
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Click here to view original GIFNews: When Apple kicked Newsstand to the curb, there was much rejoicing, but it was also clear it's replacement needed a lot of work.
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But if you're not careful, two paychecks from now you're going to be wondering how you ever lived on less, rather than rejoicing in how much you're socking away.
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Hollman's attorney, Alan Tauber, said it was "a day for rejoicing" on Monday because his client was "finally free" after being convicted of crimes that he did not commit.
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It's news that will have Apple fans in the region rejoicing: The tech giant's first store in Southeast Asia is expected to open in May, according to CNBC sources.
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" With the investigation in its second week, Anthony says he remains hopeful and will welcome his daughter back with open arms: "It will be a day we'll be rejoicing.
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And within hours of the site coming online, those supporting the conspiracy theories of QAnon, which have been embraced by President Donald Trump's right-wing MAGA supporters, were rejoicing.
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In the midst of their own budget travails, Luigi di Maio and Matteo Salvini, Italy's two powerful deputy prime ministers, now seem to be rejoicing in France's budget problems.
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Amidst the tanks, bullet holes, fire and fury of war were images of fatigue-draped soldiers extending compassionate hands to children and villagers rejoicing in fleeting moments of peace.
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For the president, the rally capped off a week of rejoicing in the results of the investigation he had repeatedly called a "witch hunt," and stewing over its origins.
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When I saw queer women on Twitter rejoicing because a character on Supergirl had come out as gay, I told my girlfriend we had a new show to start.
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I just have a small problem with the title; space travel shouldn't be about escaping a miserable world, it should be about discovering and rejoicing in a new one.
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Yet Thanksgiving presents us with an opportunity to develop one of the healthiest, most life-affirming, and convivial of all habits — that of counting and rejoicing in our blessings.
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The spectacle of people's rejoicing in the destruction of their own kind is upsetting, and as the audience absorbs the apes' shock, we become aware of another, deeper unease.
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Yet Thanksgiving presents us with an opportunity to develop one of the healthiest, most life-affirming and convivial of all habits -- that of counting and rejoicing in our blessings.
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"I love all of the new KIMOJI packs, but this month's Family Pack is dope!!!" gushed Khloé Kardashian on her app, rejoicing that she was officially given her own Kimoji.
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"I would have loved to go out there and defend my title, but right now I'm just rejoicing and so far this has just been an amazing experience," she said.
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"Today, we join the Boyle family in rejoicing over the long-awaited return to Canada of their loved ones," the government of Canada said in a statement released Friday night.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Park Service is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, but the system faces a multibillion dollar maintenance backlog that officials say is no cause for rejoicing.
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It came as a refreshing change of pace, then, when the news that the 2014 Keanu Reeves action vehicle John Wick would get the sequel treatment broke to general rejoicing.
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The arrival of Hanoi House and Madame Vo, which opened nearly simultaneously in January and share a respectful yet open-minded approach to traditional Vietnamese cooking, is cause for rejoicing.
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Yet in the Netherlands, not everyone is rejoicing, including many of the roughly 2,600 prison guards who could lose their jobs in the next four years if more prisons close.
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It was a faith built on sermons about resilience: Weeping may come at midnight but rejoicing comes in the morning; the resurrection follows the crucifixion; keep your eyes on the prize.
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While the old dominant gas exporters -- think of Qatar, Malaysia, Russia and Iran – must adjust to the new reality, gas-importing countries, many of which are our political allies, are rejoicing.
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"This Thanksgiving, in addition to rejoicing in precious time spent with loved ones, let us find ways to serve and encourage each other in both word and deed," Trump's proclamation said.
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On the night Trump was elected, I saw all the rejoicing from ISIS enthusiasts and from the far right — both saw it as a victory for their team, for their narrative.
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He covered eight Olympic Games and 256 Super Bowls, but you could also find him rejoicing over close finishes at the Penn Relays or world records at a national swimming championship.
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" In a nation's ruin, Zephaniah mocked their former arrogance: "This is the rejoicing city that dwelt without care, that said in her heart, 'I am, and there is none besides me.
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In addition, the small farm town that I grew up in — more cows than humans — was rejoicing that the two of us, in our 30s and 40s, were marrying at all.
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"Never, ever forget how very much your vote counts," House of Delegates member David Toscano said on Twitter, one of many Democrats rejoicing that a single vote handed them the seat.
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And while fans and celebrities alike are rejoicing his win, some took notice of a photo from the ceremony that appears to show DiCaprio subtly showing his middle finger to the crowd.
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In the video, he's seen sipping on his coffee, wishing fans a good morning and rejoicing about being the most nominated artist along with "Queen Shakira," as he calls his Colombian colleague.
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So, with the 21976-year-old justice stepping down, liberal media outlets are openly plotting to stop Donald Trump&aposs eventual nominee while conservative are rejoicing at the president&aposs rare opportunity.
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IN AUSTRALIA, Pentecostal preachers are rejoicing over the emergence of one of their followers as head of government, and urging people to pray that he will prevail in the next general election.
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But while the ski areas are rejoicing at this late season bounty, millions are getting tired of shoveling out their driveways, enduring power outages, and clearing up tree damage from their property.
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She also lives in Italy, so we have a lot in common, and we talk for around an hour hour, complaining and rejoicing at the same time about our strange expat lives!
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ONE OF THE historical functions of England's established church is to speak for the whole nation, including those of other faiths and none, at times of collective rejoicing, remembrance, mourning or fear.
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With the abolition of slavery in 1834 came the evolution of Carnival from the society balls of the ruling class to the street festivals of an emancipated people rejoicing in their freedom.
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But now the question is whether the dam has broken: Before breakfast on Friday, anti-Europe leaders in France and the Netherlands were rejoicing and demanding similar referendums on European Union membership.
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Democrats are rejoicing over a recent Salt Lake Tribune/Hinckley Institute poll showing Democratic rival Doug Owens up by 6 points and two nonpartisan election handicappers moving the seat to toss-up.
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The fourth and latest book in the series, DORY FANTASMAGORY: Head in the Clouds (Dial, $15.99, ages 5 to 8), will have fans rejoicing that Hanlon's hybrid formula is still going strong.
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It came in a flirtatious aria of cautious rejoicing by Mary Magdalene at the hope of Jesus' resurrection, "Ho un non so che nel cor" ("There's a certain something in my heart").
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In the pool of water that perfectly reflects the ceiling above, he has made a work that is open and accepting of the world, while quietly rejoicing in its changing material condition.
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The chorus sound effect you are hearing in the background are the company's early-stage investors rejoicing at DigitalOcean not selling more shares to grow, concentrating the value-upside to existing shares.
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But now, with ramen's surging popularity both in America and worldwide, noodle-slurpers everywhere are rejoicing from all the different available options that would've seemed like a fantasy just some years ago.
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Still, for the bulk of the time there, Meek Mill appeared tense, whether because of the heat or the onslaught of people rejoicing to be so close to their favorite superstar rapper.
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It goes without saying that every morning we wake up rejoicing that it's one day closer to the premiere of the new season of Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life on Netflix.
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Kimmel has been at the forefront of the U.S. healthcare debate recently, slamming the proposed Graham-Cassidy bill for not providing coverage for kids like Kimmel's son (and rejoicing when it was blocked).
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A video shows employees at an Amazon warehouse rejoicing after the company announced it is increasing its hourly minimum wage to $15 per hour for all of its workers across the United States.
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It was after Mustapha's first raid on a village — after they'd killed many people and returned to find their men rejoicing and were fed a great celebratory feast of jollof rice with fish.
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Foxx kicked off the show rejoicing in the uber success of "Black Panther," namedropping the records the film has broken and even pulled Michael B. Jordan onstage to recite a line from the film.
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Still, supporters are rejoicing as this marks the first time the legislation has received a full vote — 236-173 — from either chamber of Congress, signifying the progress LGBTQ rights have seen over the years.
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LGBTQ people across the world are rejoicing (the straight women are all yelling "yaaaaaaaasss," also, because that's what they do since they saw it on Broad City) because the inevitable, at last, has happened.
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Backdrop: An American painting traditionally serves as the background at this luncheon, in this case "The Verdict of the People" by George Caleb Bingham was chosen, which depicts citizens rejoicing and grieving election results.
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The conclusion of the battle marks one of the last celebrations for their Grand July Fair, as the Valencian people play in the mounds leftover flowers, rejoicing in the fruits of their collective labor.
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Take a look at him rejoicing, even as a cop restrains him: According to TMZ, the fan, Dylan Cressy, 22, was arrested shortly after, but he got his few glorious moments in the sun.
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When the Cubs clinched a playoff berth in 2003, right fielder Sammy Sosa broke off the clubhouse celebration and returned to the warning track to spray champagne on those still rejoicing in the bleachers.
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So there is sad irony in the fact that people who cherish that sacred story seem more divided than ever, with some rejoicing in Jerusalem's rising earthly status and others expressing the very opposite view.
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What he's saying: "I find myself more and more rejoicing in the delicious simplicity of a whole food, plant based diet," Booker wrote on Facebook last March, sharing a picture of a roasted-cauliflower lunch.
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Poets, according to Peluchonneau, "tend to think that the world is something they imagined," and the movie, rejoicing in the magniloquence of its hero ("I need to be a popular giant"), conspires with that view.
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Congratulations, humans: Last-minute Thanksgiving Day rumors that Disney would drop the first teaser trailer for the highly anticipated live-action remake of The Lion King turned out to be true — and there was much rejoicing.
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Indeed, it comes as a shock also to many people around the world who were rejoicing at the prospect of ending a conflict that over five decades has taken over 200,000 lives and displaced millions more.
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Supporters of a more deeply integrated political union centered on the 19-nation euro currency area would have no cause for rejoicing, since eurosceptics elsewhere would be emboldened to press for their own renegotiations and referendums.
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IN NORTHERN IRELAND, where a majority of citizens voted to remain in the European Union, there is a small but still significant share of the electorate who will be rejoicing over the result on religious grounds.
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He recounted a recent trip to Goldman Sachs headquarters in New York where he saw bankers "rejoicing in the elevators" at the surge in stock markets and the prospect of tax cuts and deregulation under Trump.
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"Today I had the privilege of mustering the slaves and giving them the good tidings that they were free, resulting in great rejoicing throughout the plantation," George Booker wrote in a letter to his brother Septimus.
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European Union leaders endorsed a stiff set of divorce terms for Britain at a summit on Saturday, rejoicing in a rare show of unity in adversity but well aware that may start to fray once negotiations begin.
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There was widespread rejoicing that the nation had finally realized that an individual, in the words of Martin Luther King Jr., would be judged by the content of his character rather than the color of his skin.
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Republicans and conservatives are rejoicing at the decision of Aetna to abandon most ObamaCare exchanges, but does the GOP really want to become the party of higher insurance premiums, working as the handmaiden of insurance industry lobbyists?
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While you're sobbing over the fact that the thing you love is ending, Fall/Monday lovers (I'm sure they exist, they're just not my friends) are rejoicing in the fact that the thing they love is starting.
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She will listen gratefully, not understanding even the slightest bit of this blend of arcane Russian and Latin words but feeling an important meaning concealed behind them and rejoicing at her interaction with such a learned man.
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Photo: Anton Strogonoff (Flickr (CC BY 2.0))People unjustly kept away from feline companionship due to an allergy are rejoicing this week, after news resurfaced of a potential vaccine that makes cats less able to cause allergies.
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Though BYU students were never barred from drinking caffeinated soda — gas stations just off campus have long done booming business by selling cases of Mountain Dew — there was much rejoicing Thursday at the prospect getting it on campus.
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A year-old video of their findings by researcher Wendy Ju, which was presented during a panel at South By Southwest today, shows humanity rejoicing in the arrival of the garbage butler they never knew they always needed.
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Gilliam's fans celebrated the court ruling by uploading to his Twitter page some of the surreal animations he made for 1970s TV comedy Monty Python's Flying Circus and live actions clips, including members of the Spanish Inquisition rejoicing.
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In his report, published Monday, on the origins of the FBI&aposs Russia investigation, Horowitz detailed texts between a handling agent and a co-handling agent on November 9, 2016, rejoicing over Trump&aposs victory the previous day.
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On message boards and online recording hubs, fellow fans refer to him a "hero," rejoicing over links to free downloads of his high quality FLAC files capturing memorable sets like Pulp's 2500 reunion and Grinderman's final performances in 22014.
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"The people who were there last night at that music concert were doing exactly what we are doing here at Cannes ... being together, rejoicing in the freedom to love and sharing their passion," Fremaux said before the minute's silence.
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But in addition to those wincing in commiseration or rejoicing at her comeuppance, many critics also jumped on the fact that Wolf is not trained as a historian; the book is from her doctoral work in English at Oxford.
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In fact, some have taken to arguing the weak turnout was a good thing, while rejoicing in coverage by mainstream outlets like Vox and journalists like CNN's Jake Tapper that suggested counter-protestors were randomly pelting cops and journalists.
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Supporters of repeal rejoicing together A "Repeal" voter reacts to an early vote tally Shortly after the votes came in A "Yes" Voter Critics note that Northern Island still has the most restrictive abortion laws in the United Kingdom.
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SURVIVORS OF THE tyrannical and rapacious regime of Ferdinand Marcos, strongman of the Philippines from 1965 to 1986, are rejoicing at the prospect of his widow, Imelda—famous for her vast shoe collection—soon having to don prison-issue plastic sandals.
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However, instead of rejoicing in Larson taking her significant first step behind the camera, one Twitter user decided to suggest she won't be as good at directing as Jonah Hill, who made his directorial debut with Mid '90s last year.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - The main group of Nepal's Maoist former rebels and the liberal Communist UML party merged on Thursday to form the Himalayan republic's biggest left party in a move likely to upset southern neighbor India but have China rejoicing.
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It's also been the week where people have been recovering from a royal wedding and rejoicing over the Pope telling a gay man that God made him that way—so, in the grand scheme of things, it wasn't ... that bad?
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News that Donald Trump had raised a paltry $3 million since he became the presumptive Republican nominee in early May—and now has less money in his campaign bank than Ben Carson—has had Democrats rejoicing over the past few days.
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Snapshot: Notre-Dame's musicians are rejoicing, after they discovered that the cathedral's famed organ — it has five keyboards and almost 8,000 pipes, and traces its origins to the 1400s — was spared from the fire that devastated the structure last week.
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" A contemporary account defined these as "a feast or a rejoicing, which the king gives to regale his court on some evenings in his superbly furnished and illuminated public apartments, with music, balls, dance, meals, games and other magnificent entertainments.
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This diverse menagerie keeps house together until a big orange bear ambles along and wants in on the action, causing first strife and heartbreak and then — after some light woodworking to make a house that will fit his lumbering frame — rejoicing.
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But hey, it is now time for real rejoicing on the East Side, where there will finally be an alternative to the Lexington Avenue line, whose rush-hour cars are stuffed with riders like vacuum packages of whole-bean coffee.
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Now, the online trolls might be rejoicing in Scaramucci's misfortune—after all, he also sold his business to join the Trump administration—but he served his country ably and nobly, sacrificing everything for a job he did as best he could.
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" Citing the separation of immigrants from their children, the treatment of Ford, the mockery of gun violence survivors and much more, Sewer argued that for many in Trumpland, "community is built by rejoicing in the anguish of those they see as unlike them.
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Already rejoicing in friendly Russia's growing presence in the region, and the prospect of victory in Syria, the hardliners will finally also gain control of the powerful Expediency Council that Mr Rafsanjani led for 28 years, a recurrent thorn in their sides.
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While we're mourning the loss of the locks ... Suns fans are probably rejoicing ... 'cause there have been several instances where his 'do got in the way of his game ... and many people have wanted him to get a new look for years.
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The thought of number-crunchers rejoicing at the loss of the game's greatest spectacle may reinforce the tired stereotype of quantitative analysts holing up with spreadsheets in their mothers' basements (think of Brad Pitt in Moneyball saying dismissively, "I don't watch the games").
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Declan Hill, a Canadian who has written two best-selling books on international soccer and organized crime, pointed out that despite the rejoicing among Canadian soccer officials and the growing popularity of soccer here, Canada was, at heart, a hockey-loving nation.
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Read more: The losers of Amazon's HQ2 contest have been revealed — but some locals are rejoicing On Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that some city officials may have had their suspicions that Amazon could split HQ2, even before it was officially announced.
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Another, "The Gleaners", recorded the lives of the poor or frugal who picked up wasted food from thrown-out pallets or the ground, her hand-held camera bending with them to see what they found, rejoicing especially in a potato shaped like a heart.
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But before the madness really does take over March, before fans start weeping or rejoicing over their brilliant or bombed-out brackets, I'd like to pause and consider the student part of these student-athletes who will entertain us for the next few weeks.
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So while I have today, while he's given me this 24 hours, I can spend it mourning and depressed over what I've lost or I can spend it rejoicing in children who still need me, who still need their mom to be fully present.
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Rejoicing in the glow of a historic encounter, Mr. Trump returned to Washington and portrayed his agreement with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, as a signal achievement that meant that the outcast state was no longer the United States' most dangerous problem.
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Rejoicing, supporters of the winners might feel that America is living up to its highest ideals; processing a defeat, their opponents might wonder if they ever really understood their country to begin with, or start identifying who's to blame and spend the next several years villainizing them.
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In the crazy times that we're living in, there's been one piece of news that everyone is rejoicing about this week: Prince Harry's engagement to actress and former Suits star Meghan Markle, who will likely earn the title "Duchess of Sussex" after their marriage in May.
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The president continued: "This is a time of the year for rejoicing with our family and friends, for spreading charity and goodwill in our commitment all over this country in all of our communities, and for giving thanks for all of the blessings in our lives."
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I would have never thought that, at this point in Trump's presidency, we would still be in the early stages of an unnecessarily difficult trade negotiation, rejoicing at the crumbs of China's soybean purchases and promised tariff leniency on U.S.-made automobile imports — in exchange for Washington's good behavior.
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Why the Life-Size sequel is over a decade lateFans of the original film Life-Size — where Tyra plays Barbie-esque doll who comes to life with the help of a young Lindsay Lohan — are already rejoicing that the sequel is set to be released later this year.
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Instead, since the election of Donald J. Trump, gun advocates have been rejoicing, crowing about their political clout and plotting ways to eliminate many remaining curbs on gun ownership and use as they await one of the most vocal pro-gun presidential candidates ever to enter the White House.
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"This is the first World Cup where I feel like — and I'm rejoicing over this — I can count potential World Cup winners on more than one hand," the former player and current ESPN commentator Julie Foudy said when calling a recent match between the United States and Mexico.
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Fierce opponents of AT&T's $86 billion bid to buy Time Warner now find themselves in an awkward political bind: They're rejoicing over the fact that the U.S. government shares some of their doubts about the deal — but fear that President Donald Trump might have interfered in the process.
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The phrase "trick or treat" was reportedly first used in 1927 by a Canadian journalist who wrote, "the youthful tormentors were at back door and front demanding edible plunder by the word 'trick or treat,' to which the inmates gladly responded and sent the robbers away rejoicing," according to the Sun.
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ABOARD THE AQUARIUS RESCUE SHIP (Reuters) - Rescues began at dawn on Thursday and by the end of the day some 2,300 migrants had been pulled off 22 wooden and rubber boats in the Mediterranean, with many rejoicing when rescuers told them that their long journey to Europe was almost over.
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Burmese cooking shares ingredients with Thailand's, but it also draws from the Chinese province of Yunnan to the northeast, rejoicing in vegetables pickled to a deep, abiding sourness, and from India to the northwest, embracing seeds and pulses and favoring mild, turmeric-stained curries that radiate warmth without alarming the heart.
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The short play ended with the death of GEO Group, Shevitz sprawled out at the feet of the rejoicing king, Mordecai, and Esther, followed by the Mourner's Kaddish, the Jewish prayer for the dead, and the recitation of the names of individuals who died in ICE custody over the past year.
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And so the schadenfreude that powered the jubilation over the Fyre Festival meltdown — as fun as it all was — has its ickier sides, mostly because the rejoicing over whoever got what was coming to them has tended to crowd out those who couldn't afford to get hurt but did anyhow.
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Skin Deep For all the rejoicing that comes with the arrival of summer, we know that warmer weather brings a new set of beauty concerns: humidity-frizzed hair, newly exposed skin begging for additional SPF, and a problem area or two aching for exfoliating and toning after being covered up for months.
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As most of Manhattan's streets became more standardized, there was much rejoicing among census takers, mail carriers and tax collectors, as well as the publishers of city directories, the precursor to phone books, said Reuben Rose-Redwood, an associate professor of geography at the University of Victoria who has studied this history.
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" She writes: "And though some of the Nigerian girls may have been rejected by their families, as is Maryam, her mistreatment by those who presumably love her sounds more like a familiar development in an Edna O'Brien novel than the scene of rejoicing in Sesay's book when parents are reunited with their daughters.
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They leap into his swimming pool and splash about, and it's heartening to find Debie's camera, which leered so sweatily over teen-age flesh in "Spring Breakers," rejoicing in these used and busted bodies—even shifting into slow motion, and thus granting the men the kind of leisure that the harrying years have denied them.
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OPYTNOE POLE, Russia — Perched in the cabin of a clunky Russian tractor, Li Chengbin, a 235-year-old peasant farmer from China, drove round and round in ever widening circles, plowing a field to get it ready for planting — and rejoicing at the opportunities offered by untamed lands in the Russian Far East almost empty of people.
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JERUSALEM — As Palestinians mourned the deaths of about 30 people over the last two weeks, shot by Israeli forces during protests along the border with Gaza, grainy video footage surfaced on Monday appearing to show Israeli troops shooting a Palestinian man across the border fence at a time when he posed no obvious threat — and then rejoicing.
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On the website of this apostle of anti-Americanism, there is an article rejoicing in the fact that the United States need no longer be treated as an enemy, because the good guys are winning there: the next step, it hints strongly, will be to ensure further victories for anti-liberal forces in Europe, beginning with the French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen.
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"You kind of wake up today and wonder if it's a dream," said Mark Peloquin, one of the long-suffering and newly rejoicing Cubs fans who might have some psychological unpacking to do after the Cubs advanced to the World Series for the first time since 210 with a 21980-210 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night.
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Arctic Monkeys had just headlined the Friday night at Glastonbury, but instead of the masses rejoicing at the sight of hearing "R U Mine" blasted out from a Pyramid onto a 100,000 plus shiny faces, the biggest memory of the night was Turner's oddball accent; which sounded a bit like Sean Bean doing a Bill Clinton impression at gun point first thing in the morning.
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It's no surprise that critics of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and of the Brexit voters are rejoicing at Emmanuel Macron's victory in the French presidential election.
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Read more:Trump just retweeted a &aposQAnon&apos conspiracy-theory hashtag to his 68 million followersQAnon supporters are rejoicing over a Fox News segment &aposinvestigating&apos the conspiracy theoryChrissy Teigen says she and John Legend face daily accusations that they were part of Jeffrey Epstein&aposs &apospedo ring&aposEx-Trump officials Michael Flynn and George Papadopoulos to speak at conference organized by a QAnon backer who wants to train &aposdigital soldiers&apos
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To him, your celebration is a sham; your boasted liberty, an unholy license; your national greatness, swelling vanity; your sounds of rejoicing are empty and heartless; your denunciations of tyrants, brass fronted impudence; your shouts of liberty and equality, hollow mockery; your prayers and hymns, your sermons and thanksgivings, with all your religious parade, and solemnity, are, to him, mere bombast, fraud, deception, impiety, and hypocrisy—a thin veil to cover up crimes which would disgrace a nation of savages.
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To him, your celebration is a sham; your boasted liberty, an unholy license; your national greatness, swelling vanity; your sounds of rejoicing are empty and heartless; your denunciations of tyrants, brass fronted impudence; your shouts of liberty and equality, hollow mockery; your prayers and hymns, your sermons and thanksgivings, with all your religious parade, and solemnity, are, to him, mere bombast, fraud, deception, impiety, and hypocrisy — a thin veil to cover up crimes which would disgrace a nation of savages.
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At the Met, a revealing little portrait, titled "Michelangelo in His Studio" (1849–50), seems to illustrate a vivid passage from an essay Delacroix wrote about Michelangelo in 1830: I picture him late at night, struck with fear at the spectacle of his creations, rejoicing in the secret terror that he wanted to awaken in men's souls … It was then this expression of a profound melancholy, or perhaps his agitation, his dread, in thinking of his future life: the regrets of old age, fear of an obscure and frightening future.
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She does, however, get her message across: During the first three verses, she keeps repeating how great it would be if Putin goes to Crimea, and in the chorus she asks him to take the appropriate measures: The song ends with a positively idyllic scene, with people rejoicing at having been freed from under the Ukrainian yoke: This song by Poyushie Vmeste ("Those Who Sing Together"), was so on point that the girls made an English version: Again, the song is about what a fine, desired gentleman the Russian president is: The girl in the song has dumped her drunken bully of a boyfriend, and now wants someone like Putin: But not all songs about Putin are about the glory of his decisiveness, stable character, and moderate alcohol consumption.
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