Meanings of shout joyously in English

My eyes settle the land, I bend at her prow or shout joyously from the deck.

It was a glorious summer morning; the bands played, the men laughed and shouted joyously.

The men shouted joyously, and waved their caps.

Her clansmen in the stalls shouted joyously.

An expression of triumph came into the red bibulous face of Count Bertrich, and the nobles shouted joyously:

Again the little islander shouted joyously, and clasped his hands, while the tears streamed down his olive cheeks.

The citizens standing at some distance from them heard their words, and shouted joyously: A sortie, a sortie!

Brother Timothy shouted joyously, "There he is!"

On concluding his address and bidding the assembled multitude good night, he turned to the serenading band and shouted joyously:

"It won't be me!" Lee shouted joyously, and scampered upward.

"My stomach is butterflying!" he'd shout joyously after Ilan spun him over his head.

Barney shouted joyously to the Major, as he gulped down a cup of steaming coffee and took a last bite of sour-dough bread.

The news spread like wildfire from house to house, from street to street; all shouted joyously: St. James, our patron saint, is our leader.

At the same time many hundred copies of these poems flittered through the hall, and all shouted joyously, "Long live Joseph Haydn, the German maestro!"

"Hurrah!" he shouted joyously.

"It's alive!" Sly Moody shouted joyously, kicking his heels, stumbling and falling and getting up again with snow all over his face.