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MURREE -- Dwellers in the constituency of Federal minister for petroleum and natural resources, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi in Murree had started exulting after he was nominated as interim prime minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Exulting in the blowing wind and falling snow, the boy pulls his sled uphill and slides down the slope in abandoned joy, spinning faster and faster until he is flung free in a snowbank, happy and unharmed.

a glass to the Bard on Monday to celebrate his 257th birthday and think of his great words like the line from A Cotter's Saturday Night: "The saint, the father and the husband prays 'Hope springs exulting on triumphant wing'".

Even though he was a senior member of the team, Gambhir says that Yuvraj Singh exulting after hitting the winning runs against Australia in the quarter- finals gave him goosebumps.

A line in the poem The Cotter's Saturday Night by Robert Burns reads: "Hope springs exulting on triumphant wing."

As the war progressed, many soldiers unknowingly wrote their last letters home, exulting about abundant food in France or hoping for a swift return.

Consequently, executives must be exulting over a recent article in the Far Eastern Economic Review that described a seismic shift in Japanese consumer behavior.

Opening with U.S.-run McMurdo research station personnel exulting over the first sunlight in six months, the doc focuses, rather, on a quartet camping in "deep field" isolation a helicopter ride away from the permanent community of technicians and other support staff.

Ken Livingstone is exulting over his deal to get cheap petrol for London from Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez in return for "technology".

In our crazy media--obsessed world there are the fantastic shooting stars, always waiting to be shot down, ranging from Britney Spears to the latest American Idol, all savoring and exulting in their fifteen-minute Andy Warhol allocation of transient fame.

No one who has ever sung along to "Pissing in a River" could help exulting in such images.

Michael West of Advanced Cell Technology says that biologists are dreaming of editing the sequence of DNA "the way you can a document on a word processor." Other scientists are exulting about merging the human race with machines, creating a form of immortality.