The boy was named Jabula, which means rejoice in Zulu.
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Rejoice in it, laugh with it, have a dance about it.
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To his party's pious core constituency, that is something to rejoice in.
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Does she expect me to rejoice in the inferiority of her circumstances?
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For me, it's been a way to mark and rejoice in progress.
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He quotes it to make us read it and rejoice in it.
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Rejoice in whatever you accidentally get on your sleeves on the way in.
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We grieve her loss deeply, but rejoice in her eternal salvation in Christ.
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And although I would have rather won tonight, we rejoice in our democracy.
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Wherever you are in the world, rejoice in your culture and who you are.
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For now, please rejoice in the brand new season 7 photos HBO released today.
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But perhaps just rejoice in that headline, and get back to the next slog.
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Despite this, I love Decline II and rejoice in its 30th anniversary this month.
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There are many reasons to rejoice in this call by S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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Tennis fans will rejoice in some of the early matchups that offer plenty of intrigue.
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Lorde copied "Untitled (Rejoice!)" in her handwriting to give her statement a more personal touch.
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Crowds could rejoice in their freedom from an oppressive emperor by donning the freedman's cap.
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Watch and rejoice in the one '90s show that deserves to get rebooted (but shouldn't).
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Be outrageous, ridicule the fraidy-cats, rejoice in all the oddities that freedom can produce.
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So let us rejoice in this season and look forward with renewed hope and determination.
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And the NSS does rejoice in American alliances and strong relations with like-minded states.
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Above all don't forget to find some way to celebrate and rejoice in your own victory.
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" She adds: "I wanted us to be proud of not only the show but the process, proud of the struggle, thankful for the beauty that comes with a painful history and rejoice in the pain, rejoice in the imperfections and the wrongs that are so damn right.
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People light them in solemn prayer for good harvests, love, or just to rejoice in their beauty.
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Trump critics can rightly rejoice in knowing that Flynn will no longer sit near the Oval Office.
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We rejoice in our progress and recognize that the battle for LGBTQ equality is not over yet.
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" Referencing the diverse winners of the night, Cranston added, "I embrace and rejoice in what's happening here.
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I knew we'd just passed a major milestone, and it was time to rejoice in the victory.
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"We are so thankful, and we rejoice in the Lord's blessings to our family," reads the update.
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The mentors and parents who used to rejoice in our achievements are preoccupied with their own declines.
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We all have drama in our lives so let's rejoice in the positives and not dwell on the negatives.
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Also in Chicago, the first ever WakandaCon brought hundreds to rejoice in the themes and art of Black Panther.
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The rest of us can rejoice in seeing the message of tolerance and civility winning the battle of ideas.
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I rejoice in being part of this beautiful chapter in the life of the house with all its teams.
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Hostesses rejoice in Tiananmen Square during the closing session of the 19th Communist Party Congress in Beijing on Oct. 24.
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The other reason to rejoice in the Warriors' defeat is its likely effect on the popular perception of King James.
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On my way to get them, I rejoice in photo-bombing random people who are sitting in a photo booth.
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We are all overcome and rejoice in our life together with our son and a sibling for Noah, Elias and Anna.
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Thankfully, Conway posted photos of the dog modeling the outfit so all of Twitter could rejoice in Charlotte's new party look.
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People who primarily watch YouTube videos via their computers can rejoice: in-browser mini-players are finally available for desktop users.
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Not surprisingly, the would-be occupant of the Oval Office, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump seemed to rejoice in the news.
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Food is love Adams, a famous Boston chef, had learned how to rejoice in food as a child from her father. .
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Leo (Masataka Kubota) is an intense, taciturn young boxer who is scolded by his trainer for declining to rejoice in victory.
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"Realizing ALL things are temporary, I rejoice in this moment," she captioned the shot of pro Miryam Lupini working on her back.
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"Even as we rejoice in the safe return of others, we will never forget about Bob," President Obama said at the time.
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Let us rejoice in the pink-nosed, pink-fingered opossum, her silvery pouch full of babies, each no bigger than a honeybee.
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What if as we pray and rejoice in our churches, synagogues and mosques, we are throwing handfuls of dirt on God's casket?
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It's all hard to swallow, but that doesn't mean we can't rejoice in this small, delightfully humiliating moment of resistance to the president.
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A pungent aroma is wafting across the U.S. today, 123/212, as crowds gather to rejoice in the legalization and decriminalization of marijuana.
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Uber may be navigating a series of missteps, but don't expect the leaders of its biggest competitor to rejoice in the company's struggles.
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While some rejoice in their leaner schedules and newfound quiet, others deal with loneliness and depression, often referred to as empty nester syndrome.
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I'm lucky to work with people who sympathize with their colleagues' disappointments (both on and off the page) and rejoice in their triumphs.
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I rejoice in the thought of my newfound freedom, of sending my Charter Spectrum account to that great big cancellation form in the sky.
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Those fans who consider Westworld an eerie prediction of what's to come will rejoice in the notion that Ghesquière, too, is likely a fan.
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At the beginning of his presidency, Trump seemed to openly rejoice in the idea of ending the political careers of Republicans who opposed him.
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So chiliheads out there—with their iron stomachs and appetite for pain—can rejoice in knowing that the Dragon's Breath is not especially lethal.
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Richard Alston's "Rejoice in the Lamb," set to Benjamin Britten's cantata adaptation of a poem by Christopher Smart, was the most cohesive offering. Derivative?
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It's too self-serious to rejoice in the spectacle it means to portray, but too perfunctory and formulaic in its execution to be affecting.
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He seems pleased, and the story is littered with these touchingly plausible moments, as men and women reveal, or rejoice in, their technological ease.
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I might not be able to celebrate being in love, but I can certainly rejoice in my unfettered freedom by spoiling myself a little bit.
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The British love to complain about the quality of their politicians but then rejoice in the sort of fox hunt that inevitably reduces that quality.
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On the flip side, I think that cis feminists can take a lesson from the trans community, and rejoice in the possibilities of self-invention.
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While he did not rejoice in Mr. Castro's death, he said, he found himself excited about the possibilities that it could bring for Cuba's future.
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Britain would be foolish to rejoice in the idea that, if those deals fall through, the Conservative government might easily strike some post-Brexit bilateral replacements.
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We need to reject talk of fear and rejoice in our ability to confront the overcome the challenges that we will face in the days ahead.
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We are not going to allow those people to take away our spirit, love or rejoice in our girl found alive and home where she belongs.
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For now, though, it's enough to rejoice in those that have arrived: in the way they infuse some tired, tempest-tossed old forms with new blood.
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She's frustrated by the reminder of her tragic upbringing, but fans will rejoice in the return of the Reverend (a demented Jon Hamm) via prison phone calls.
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The bottom line is that MoviePass fans can rejoice in the news that their beloved service is back in a way that resembles its most popular incarnation.
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Despite all the voices clamoring otherwise, it is still possible to exist in this world and not join those who rejoice in the triumph of popular culture.
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There are more people than we like to imagine who rejoice in the suffering of anyone they see as unlike themselves, especially anyone they perceive as weak.
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So, since the Pearsons may make us cry on a weekly basis, let's all rejoice in the fact that for once, we can watch them with a smile.
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Mr. Collins, the first member of Congress to endorse Mr. Trump last year, has been a constant critic of Mr. Cuomo, and seems to rejoice in that role.
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As an adult, you probably correct other adults when they rejoice in the first day of a new season on the first of September instead of the 21st.
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An old monk on Mount Athos in Greece once told me that people rejoice in the thought of hell to the precise degree that they harbor hell within themselves.
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The protocol will let Trump "rejoice in grandiosity", important to keeping relations stable, said Teng Jianqun, head of American Studies at Foreign Ministry think-tank China Institute for International Studies.
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The protocol will let Trump "rejoice in grandiosity", important to keeping relations stable, said Teng Jianqun, head of American Studies at Foreign Ministry think-tank China Institute for International Studies.
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And though thinking about it hard enough (while not thinking at all) is enough to make your mind explode, I choose to rejoice in the absurdity of the entire pursuit.
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So while the art world can rejoice in a galactic victory, it turns out Rembrandt and van Gogh's works were only the second most popular choices chosen by the public.
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So there was every reason to rejoice in the prospect of this company finally venturing into the land of William Shakespeare, where words have the quicksilver shimmer of thought itself.
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Click on to see how some street-style stars are currently making the look their own, and rejoice in knowing that there's no detention in your future for wearing it yourself.
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These are women calling a timeout on their stress and damage, giving themselves a moment to rejoice in each other's company and in the simple fact that they are still alive.
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The crowds rejoice in the streets and the island's new anthem, "Isla Bendita-Unidos Por Puerto Rico" plays everywhere you go as a rallying cry of hope for Puerto Ricans after Maria.
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Sure, it's great for public morale—especially since international media seems to rejoice in portraying Austria as a nation of anti-refugee hardliners, hostage-holding families like the Fritzl's, or even Hitlers.
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The outpouring of delight was quite striking considering the mass vilification that came along with people who took to social media to rejoice in the downfall of Ronda Rousey in late 2015.
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She still hasn't announced or released a follow-up after all these years, but fans can rejoice in the fact that Hill will be touring extensively this year in honor of the anniversary.
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Some Palestinians and Arabs took to social media to celebrate the fires, but Palestinian officials and some religious clerics reprimanded them sharply and urged people not to rejoice in the misfortunes of others.
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But with the arrival of its second trailer, it finally feels safe to rejoice in the fact that we'll actually get to see this movie in just a few short weeks, on June 8.
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The latest of which, "Rejoice in the Realm of Unordained Light," surfaced on their Bandcamp just the other day, and is a characteristically challenging, lo-fi Luciferian meditation on the night and its secrets.
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"Putin can rejoice in the actions of the latter-day witch-hunters who are forever spying Russian influence," Mark Galeotti, a Russia expert at the Royal United Services Institute, writes in the Moscow Times.
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So, even as we rejoice in women's' ability to kick serial killer ass, or cast a demonic spell through dance (and we should!), let's remember that these are still male perspectives on female power.
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Now, as we watch and wait for the lessons that come from this new mixed-race family, I'll always rejoice in the magic of seeing this little one command his place in the palace.
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Australia's Daily Telegraph defended Horton in a Sunday editorial, saying he should rejoice in the rage of Chinese fans "who don't seem to accept that their hero has a documented involvement with illegal drugs".
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You can check out all the new emoji over on Apple's website and rejoice in the fact that you'll now be able to talk to friends about broccoli and curling using pictures instead of words.
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"For this blessed moment that culminates a century of blessed moments, I rejoice in your preparations of intense prayer," the pope said in a message to the Portuguese people ahead of his two-day visit.
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So the more I explored ways to rejoice in their memory -- cooking reminiscent foods, imagining new applications for old clothing, using technology and social media to frame recollections in a contemporary context -- the happier I felt.
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But if Republicans go to Cleveland without a nominee, and have to face multiple ballots to select one, there is one thing we know for sure: Political junkies all over America will rejoice in the drama.
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Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) While he professes that he doesn't "condone" violence, Trump seems to encourage and rejoice in the chaos, promising to pay for supporters' legal bills if they get arrested for fighting with protestors.
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The creative candy mastermind, Naressa LaRosa, runs a thriving online shop on Etsy, where lovers of art and candy can rejoice in the opportunity to purchase candied geodes, planetary bodies, and other niche-culture treasures, like movie monsters.
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"On the wedding night, the bridegroom did not rejoice in his great friendship with the bride and do what we love to do," wrote one popular commentator, Wang Wusi, in a satirical essay that was widely circulated online.
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As international tributes and expressions of condolences for deceased Cuban leader Fidel Castro poured in on Saturday, there was one group whose mood was decidedly celebratory: Cuban-Americans, who took to the streets to rejoice in the strongman's demise.
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The aurora borealis is, in Karl Ove Knausgaard 's phrase, "immensely foreign," and it puts you into a kind of panic in which you want to simultaneously observe it, describe it, rejoice in it, interpret it, and record it.
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I think this would send a strong signal that, while we rejoice in this milestone in the House, this is not real until we go out and vote, we go out and tell our stories, we go out and organize.
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These days, I'm less inclined to rejoice in the way my head is lit up at night, like an out-of-hours factory, when the whirring generators flip on, powering up the lights and the processing plants for a frenetic shift.
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"We rejoice in this triumph and look forward to our day in court and a time when we may finally get more answers regarding who was truly behind the attacks," Terry Strada, whose husband died in the attacks, said in a statement.
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Instead, you'll have to wait for trial lawyers to form a "class" that includes you, wait years while the lawyers do whatever it is they do, probably never see court, and then rejoice in a small refund, while the lawyers pocket millions.
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At the Pulse nightclub, as in Sandy Hook, San Bernardino, and Boston, the victims were gathered together for quintessentially American reasons: to celebrate their sexuality, to rejoice in their ability to push their bodies athletically, to become educated and learn to function as a caring community.
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Gentlemen: While I receive, with much satisfaction, your Address replete with expressions of affection and esteem, I rejoice in the opportunity of assuring you that I shall always retain a grateful remembrance of the cordial welcome I experienced in my visit to Newport, from all classes of Citizens.
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So while Samsung S25 and OnePlus 25 owners can now rejoice in the fact that they could have Android 53 Pie by the end of the year (depending on where they live), other Android users, including owners of year-old Samsung devices, get to wait until well into next year.
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We don't know whether Thursday's attack was directly related to Islamic State or even broader Islamist radicalism – although perhaps unsurprisingly, Islamic State and other jihadi-linked social media feeds were quick to rejoice in what had happened, implying that their supporters would at least like to believe there was a link.
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Supermodel Behati Prinsloo, currently pregnant with her first child with husband Adam Levine, posted an Instagram shot of her first foray into maternity wear this weekend, and moms-to-be everywhere can rejoice in knowing that even models give in to the spandex hug of stretchy clothing at some point in their nine months.
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We may live in a small town (and, in my case, teach in an even smaller, adjacent one!) but there's an Aldi, so when I start missing living in the city, at least I can rejoice in the fact I have a place close by where I can pick up German treats and Winking Owl wine.
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We must make an effort to notice the detailed inner-workings of our surroundings and rejoice in them — things as simple as the fall breeze, the leaves changing color, the comings and goings of the rains — no matter how urban or modern or developed our lives may seem, no matter how removed we may feel from the natural world around us.
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"While we rejoice in Hall's freedom as she exits the prison gates, we are haunted by the knowledge of all the other women who remain incarcerated for failing to stop the crimes of their abusers and recognize the countless other families torn apart by Oklahoma's failure to protect laws," ACLU of Oklahoma staff attorney Megan Lambert said in a statement.
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Industrial goth fans can also rejoice in the knowledge that these two new tracks will be joined by three more on Add Violence, a new EP from Trent Reznor and company, this Friday (July 21.) "This Isn't The Place" seems to add another layer to what we can expect from the collection of songs: it's a slow, piano-led track that only introduces vocals about half way through.
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