triumphantly

IPA: traɪˈʌmfʌntɫi

Examples of "triumphantly" in Sentences

“Belote again!” someone called triumphantly from the right.
She was on her feet calling triumphantly to the other patrons.
We are the best of the best, McIlwain triumphantly stated as he began his speech.
Pearl now brought him in triumphantly and introduced him to Mrs. Perkins and Martha.
"Now," she called triumphantly, "let your policeman telephone for the Sheriff and a posse!
Isabelle Ray-Belle she was called triumphantly -- whose dimpled cheeks flushed scarlet for almost any cause, some said for very coquetry.
"justify" was intended to express precisely the opposite of "holding guilty"; and consequently (as Calvin triumphantly argues) that it means
Asahel jumped in triumphantly, and again slowly clearing the rocks the little boat took the tide and the impulse of a strong arm at once, and shot off down the stream.
But, say, "he called triumphantly a moment later, as he stooped and picked up a small object from the floor," they will find out if you don't hide these 'ere pep'mints! "
But however you read The Fall of Troyas a love story and mystery told in Homeric style, or as a deeper meditation on the relationship between reality and imaginationAckroyd the novelist re-emerges triumphantly from the mud of his excavations.