We were delighted: old women ululated whilst sweeping the ground with Setswana brooms.
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Around him, the crowd fairly ululated—they were in the presence of a star.
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As soon as TMZ broke the news of Kobe's death, the entire internet madly ululated.
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The Jewish men hoisted the bride high on a chair; the Eritreans ululated in the temple.
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In Dublin, Mr. Halawa's sisters ululated and hugged one another outside their home in a suburban housing development.
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Cheesy synths, honeyed strings, vocals that wailed or ululated more than shouted or crooned—it was all too much.
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Supporters on Friday chanted "Gushungo" — Mr. Mugabe's clan name — and sang, beat drums, ululated, whistled and danced on the stadium's terraces.
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Young women delivered stirring speeches to loud applause; older women ululated, which drew tears from soldiers who had sided with the protesters.
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Kosoko also chanted and ululated along with background music developed by Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste, like some new kind of call to prayer.
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As they danced with sequined scarves or ululated during a folksong it was hard to imagine the horrors they had endured so recently.
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During the ceremony, the couples came forward one by one to say their "I dos" while their families clapped and ululated from the audience.
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Young boys danced, women ululated, teenagers climbed trees, cars and rooftops, and chanting crowds waved yellow Fatah flags and the red, white and black flag of Egypt.
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Women holding candles ululated as they went into the town's Mar Shimoni church, expressing their joy at returning to the place where many of them said they had been baptized.
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As the lionesses ululated in mourning over the death of Simba's father, Mufasa, Ms. Mhlongo would think of her own father, who was stabbed to death in Johannesburg when she was 22020.
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A group of women stood a few feet away and ululated, and there couldn't have been a greater contrast between the animated, passionate voices and the flat, lost look in Duop's eyes.
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Still, we thought he was taking things a bit far when he joined Zaka's mother and sisters as they leapt, ululated, and danced around Zaka when he won the Maths Award and the St. Ignatius Award for Services to Loyola.
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CAIRO – Their mothers and sisters cried with joy while women from the neighborhood ululated as 46 Yemeni detainees walked free on Tuesday after months — and some even years — spent in detention in one of several prisons controlled by the United Arab Emiratis in southern Yemen.
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According to history, Borankana was performed during tribal activities only. It is believed according to history that only man and boys were the ones dancing whilst the females sang, clapped hands and Ululated during performances.
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DAF recorded Die Kleinen und die Bösen (The Small Ones and the Evil Ones) for Mute, one side studio and most of the other side live. Some songs featured thrashed guitars, electronic screeching, and hammered drums while Gabi screamed and ululated.
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The word ululation is used in H. G. Wells's War of the Worlds to describe a sound that the Martians make during battle. Ululation is found in the song Pray For Me by Kendrick Lamar and The Weeknd from the official Black Panther: The Album. Sting used the sound as well as the soundtrack to Gladiator. Shakira, who is of Lebanese descent, ululated during the 2020 Super Bowl halftime performance.
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In Ancient Egypt, reference to ululation appears on the inscription of the pyramid texts of Unas, on the West Wall of the Corridor (section XIII), and of Pepi I, in the Spells for Entering the Akhet. In ancient Greece ululation or () was normally used as a joyful expression to celebrate good news or when an animal's throat is cut during sacrifice. However, in Aeschylus' Agamemnon, along with being an expression of joy, it is also used for fury, and in Sophocles' Electra it is employed as an expression of grief. As in many cultures, use depended on context, as ululated exclamations could appear in different circumstances as a cry of lament or as a battle-cry.
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