| When I lost the plot, I was passed to his supervisor who took great joy in ticking me off for going out of my mind over the phone. |
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| Then the youth left hold of the cord for the first time in ten years, and a great joy descended upon him. |
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| This is a lovely seasonal opportunity to give and it brings great joy to deprived children the world over. |
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| It always seems that a bunch of men get together on the bumper cars and take great joy in bashing each other to bits for the entire day! |
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| He takes great joy in making her smile, and we feel his helplessness at her meltdowns. |
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| While going through such varied sources, it is a great joy when one finds an autobiography or a biography or an unpublished piece of writing. |
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| His great joy was to have done so much to find outlets and markets for the cattle farmers of Ireland. |
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| That good deeds will give great joy, and will proclaim the worth of noble men of coat armor. |
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| It was with great joy that I learned you had composed a work for my instrument, the violoncello. |
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| She rejoiced over them, delighting in them, looking into my eyes with great joy. |
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| To our great joy we soon spotted a few grey mullet swimming close in and made a rush to the car to grab the fishing gear. |
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| It is a gut-wrenching cry that can apparently signify great joy or extreme pain. |
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| She takes great joy in stripping off her clothes, diaper and all, in the middle of the living room. |
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| Throughout the years, he has also experienced great joy and took pride in his work. |
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| This year in my neighbourhood we took great joy in going out Christmas carolling. |
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| After these tough years, we felt great joy in being able to meet again, and this time in Iraq. |
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| It is a great joy for us because this means that the students of the chaplaincy are now witnesses and evangelizers. |
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| Emil's nieces, great-nieces and great-nephew always brought him great joy. |
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| The beginning of a new millennium is a moment of great joy and expectation. |
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| Francisco died on April 4th, 1919, with great joy at having received Holy Communion. |
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| The bold fenian men larkin was gone, and Connolly was going to the great joy of some of the labour leaders whose harts panteth after a cushy job as a deer's panteth after the water brooks. |
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| So, we bring to you Tidings of great joy, connecting us as a brotherhood of believers. |
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| I get great joy from making my father laugh, from my friend's children and from the success of the people I love. |
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| Your membership in the fraternity is a cause of great joy and hope for the members of this community. |
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| It was a great joy for everyone to pray with these splendid icons that the priest explained us. |
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| I felt great joy in meeting a large number of young people who were taking part in Holy Mass outside the Cathedral. |
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| With great joy I received the announcement of Your Beatitude's election to the Patriarchal See of Alexandria for Copts and your request for Ecclesiastical Communion. |
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| Works on paper are the great joy of this distinguished group, part of one of the most important but least known of all private collections of Pre-Raphaelite art. |
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| It was a great joy for me to welcome this delegation which dared to say clearly what many others were saying in a whisper. |
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| The other day I had the great joy of being visited by Berlioz, whom I did not know but have always admired under the nose of the impious. |
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| Skiing, I had the impression to be fused with a mountain. This feeling came to me with a great joy. |
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| They were the bearers to the world of glad tidings and great joy. |
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| They were already in another world, already in the camp spirit, to the great joy of the camp counsellors, I am sure. |
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| All of us who have had the great joy of having children know what great occasions those are. |
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| Being an oldie myself, with an even older parent, we gain great joy in being part of an integrated society. |
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| When the surprise faded I felt a great joy and the desire to give maximum value to this opportunity and, if the possibility to speak appeared, I would not lose such a precious opportunity. |
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| Loyal, gentle souls, happy and eager to please, they understand the needs of guests and are proud housekeepers who take great joy in presenting the houses, gardens and amenities to a high standard. |
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| I note that some of my colleagues noted that we do not take great joy in having to take such a step, but we do so because the separatist leaders continue to brandish the threat of another referendum on separation. |
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| With great joy he participated with the Extraordinary Provincial Council and some weeks ago he was visibly delighted seeing his former classmate Sjeng Leistra. |
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| While the adoption of the Declaration brings me great joy, Canada's unprincipled decision to vote against the Declaration demonstrates a lack of commitment not only to Indigenous Peoples but to human rights more generally. |
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| So it was a great joy to meet them again, this time on their home ground. |
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| A kind of numbness tinged with great joy and delight was palpable in the hall at the end of the show, as the children waited silently for encores. |
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| Just like beautifully crafted precious stones give out enthralling and brilliantly flashing reflections of light, the worship and praise will become great joy to God. |
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| A great joy of making music, a very light and dancing way of playing and fresh verve are the special merits of the Austrian ensemble whose female leader Michi Gaigg interprets well reflected and quite sensitive. |
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| In this way l am always praying for you, and when, visiting the Salesian houses scattered around the world, I am able to meet you face to face it gives me great joy and I bless the Lord. |
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| The concert was ravishingly beautiful and to my great joy, I saw Furtwängler applauding with such sheer enthusiasm as I wouldn't even have thought possible with him. |
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| On the 27th anniversary of her apparitions at Medjugorje, Mary comes to sustain us in the journey with her presence and messages and lets us know that she does it with great joy. |
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| Choosing the way of the Cross as being the only road towards salvation we enjoy ourselves with a great joy, glorifying and praising the divine Resurrection always and forever. |
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| It will receive all the energy needed to produce the most beautiful flower that will radiate its beauty, its love, its light, its unique quality in the great symphony of the great cosmic joy, the great joy of nature. |
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| On that occasion Eusebia experienced something wonderful in her heart. The spark of an intense love for Jesus in the Eucharist was lighted in her heart and she found great joy in meeting Him in Communion. |
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| George afterwards learned, to his great joy, that the same conception of the basis of Logic was held by Leibnitz, the contemporary of Newton. |
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| You who so often consigned your distributory tidings of great joy into our never-too-late-to-love box, mansuetudinous manipulator! |
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| He has an incredible speed of mind, and it has always been a great joy, as well as a rare professional experience, to work with him. |
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| Ruskin's love for Rose was a cause alternately of great joy and deep depression for him, and always a source of anxiety. |
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| Through the diverseness of our profession we have the opportunity to interact with others during times of great joy, and times of great sorrow. |
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| To watch my little girl grow and explore the world brings me great joy. |
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| I am sure that there is great joy in the presence of the angels tonight. |
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| Since so many sinners find salvation, there must be great joy in heaven. |
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| It was his great joy to help them by providing enough luggage for life. |
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| We feel great joy and are really satisfied. |
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| This is a revelation for all humanity, a revelation that when it is spread, shall find open hearts that receive it with great joy, just as it must also find human opponents and persecutors. |
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| Such a breath of fresh youth is a great joy for the Rougié team. |
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| Music continues to be a great joy and inspiration to me. |
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| To further his suit, he uses his family connections to help Fanny's brother William gain promotion as a naval lieutenant, to her great joy and gratitude. |
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