crow triumphantly

Examples (20)

• The winning team's captain crowed triumphantly as he lifted the championship trophy.
• After winning the debate, he couldn't resist to crow triumphantly about his superior arguments.
• "I knew I was right!" she crowed triumphantly, holding up the conclusive report.
• The team captain began to crow triumphantly even before the final whistle blew.
• He couldn't help but crow triumphantly over his competitor's significant losses.
• She tends to crow triumphantly whenever she beats her brother at chess.
• After winning the election, the politician crowed triumphantly about his mandate from the people.
• Don't crow triumphantly until the deal is actually signed and sealed.
• Don't crow triumphantly just yet; the final match isn't over.
• He was seen to crow triumphantly after proving his critics wrong.
• The little boy was crowing triumphantly after solving the difficult puzzle all by himself.
• Despite their victory, the coach warned his players not to crow triumphantly.
• The media reported how the CEO had crowed triumphantly about the company's record profits.
• The politician loved to crow triumphantly about his latest legislative successes.
• It is unbecoming to crow triumphantly when your opponent has been so gracious in defeat.
• Having finally finished the complex project, she allowed herself to crow triumphantly for a moment.
• He will likely crow triumphantly if his risky investment pays off.
• Their opponents found it annoying when they started to crow triumphantly so early.
• The inventor stood before the amazed crowd and began to crow triumphantly about his creation's success.
• If you crow triumphantly too much, you might alienate your friends.