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Joan could also jubilate - and how - especially in her late work.

And then, remembering her days in the Houston dress shop, she would jubilate, as now at this moment.

"They can jubilate after a score, but they must behave like human beings."

He could jubilate afterward.

No gatherings jubilate.

Guests were invited to "jubilate," but were never told what to jubilate in.

Mozart Exsultate, jubilate K165.

"Mass in C major ,Exultate, jubilate Ergo interest" - Mozart.

But Mr. Mai, one of the principal architects of Vietnamese-American reconciliation, took pains not to jubilate.

Mozart Exsultate, jubilate St John's Sinfonia, Andrew Nethsingha (Chandos)

You too, Wanderfoot who is to be, will jubilate when the banners of the Outworld come flying into the last of the cities and man is made wholly alive.

Now, toward the end of day, the hues around us- intensely green hills, tall blue-plumed trees, rainbows in wings which jubilate overhead-are become so rich that they fill the air; the whole world glows.

Hopkins was the soprano soloist in the Mozart Requiem and Mozart's Exsultate, jubilate with the Utah Symphony and Opera at the 2004 Deer Valley Music Festival.

Her concert repertoire includes Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, Mozart's Great Mass in C minor, Requiem and Exsultate, jubilate as well as Handel's Messiah.

Occasionally, the playwright strikes a note of clarity, trashing beachfront condos, assailing United States foreign policy in Central America (Presidents who "jubilate with successive Somozas") and parsing the component parts of the panda.

She also sang Mozart's Exultate, jubilate with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and Jackson Symphony Orchestra, and sang Haydn's Creation with the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra.

To hear the students jubilate, one would suppose that the question of whether Tell shot the apple or didn't was an important matter; whereas it ranks in importance exactly with the question of whether Washington chopped down the cherry-tree or didn't.