Significados de jubilant crowds en inglés

Church bells rang and jubilant crowds waved branches and chanted his name.

The Cold War ended with jubilant crowds dismantling a wall.

After the ceremony was over, we all went outside and greeted the jubilant crowds.

They were met by jubilant crowds when they returned to the West Bank and Gaza.

He himself followed later that day, March 12, making slow progress through the jubilant crowds of Austrians before reaching his home town of Linz.

Yesterday's No vote sent jubilant crowds dancing into the streets and may bring a major realignment of Kenya's political forces before a 2007 election.

State television showed jubilant crowds of medical workers and teachers, girls in national dress playing tambourines and crowds of schoolchildren waving flags and flowers.

Democracy consigned the party to history, and the court put the final important legal seal on its eclipse, as jubilant crowds of thousands celebrated outside.

Speaking to jubilant crowds outside Zanu PF's headquarters, 'The Crocodile' voiced his optimism for the future, and the work the army did to dethrone Bob.

Salva Kiir signed the constitution and took his oath of office in front of the jubilant crowds, officially becoming president of the world's newest nation.

There will be no jubilant crowds waving blue-and-gold European flags and singing Beethoven's Ode to Joy in French streets on Saturday to mark the 60th(...)

Jubilant crowds cheered police when the news was announced.

Jubilant crowds took to the streets in downtown Toronto, the Raptors' home, well past midnight to celebrate the historic win.

Jubilant crowds in the city centre, gathered to demand Keita's resignation, had cheered the rebels as they made their way to the 75-year-old's official residence.