victoriously

"So now come on up to your room," Melody said victoriously.

Victoriously I slammed the heel of my hand into the wall.

No one has ever run our full line victoriously; if your friend makes it, he will have proved his rank.

I straightened up in my chair and looked around the crowded room victoriously.

I read through it quickly, then raised it victoriously over my head.

He waited a second or two, watching, and then chortled victoriously.

At this point Nicholas came back with an almost finished fork, holding it up victoriously.

All of them were holding glasses and bottles victoriously aloft.

At last, slowly, victoriously, his eyes never leaving hers, he granted her wish.

The man stared at her bikini-clad body and grinned victoriously.

Now it was a necessity if we were to end it victoriously.

But it would strain the reader's imagination to watch her carry through the entire project victoriously.

Victoriously, he raised one foot to place it on his prostrate opponent.

Travis beamed, and shook hands victoriously with one of the Bolts.

Then one of the toffs straightened up and victoriously waved a program.

Skye walks off, victoriously as the police have stopped to rescue them.

He victoriously led an attack capturing most of Virginia.

The old priest turned and regarded the scene victoriously.

The yoke chimed once more, victoriously, and then was silent.

"Next time listen to the old soldiers's stories," I said victoriously.

She smiled victoriously at the woman she had made.

Sally and her grandmother remove the bats from the bedroom victoriously.

He won victoriously by 48 votes to 1.

From both positions he fought victoriously against the Arabs.

Ward, just 18 at the time, victoriously led and fought in the battle against the Creeks.