exult

At first, the four former workers said, they exulted in the power.

The bit of life that is I will exult over them.

He exulted in the first lady's work for education and families.

We have learned to live with that fact, and even to exult in it.

But a few paintings away, a young woman who said she did history research exulted.

This is a place where you'll exult in being alive.

And in this time Henry exulted like a young god.

He exulted in the death toll from the trade center.

Instead you should exult in this recovery of something so important.

She exulted in her absolute control of two other girls.

I was breathing hard and exulting in the chance to hit back.

Taking no time to exult, she turned to the next part of the spell.

In the other locker room, there was reason to exult.

During our drive home, Ricky exulted over the late hour.

As she read it, exulting, the door was kicked open.

Well, with me it was worse: I used to exult.

All the while, he stared into the camera, exulting in his power.

Others fared better, and some even exulted in the changes.

"I put in my final offer and it took," he exulted the next day.

He was learning the flavor of real success and exulting in it.

He drew back against a far wall to watch and to exult in his achievement.

I felt exulted to have a good ship under me and those cops far behind.

He exulted in being on telephone terms with dozens of world leaders.

The characters savage each other as the women playing them exult.