exultantly

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“I did it, Rakyn!” he said exultantly when the need to vomit subsided.

The Gauntlet Thrown Chapter Thirty Five xcpublishing 2009
They were just hooting and hollering exultantly over the

Mary Mapes: We Are All Eyewitnesses Mary Mapes 2011
They were just hooting and hollering exultantly over the

Mary Mapes: We Are All Eyewitnesses Mary Mapes 2011
I saw Demetrios Contos looking back from his boat, and heard the vindictive and mocking tones of his voice as he shouted exultantly.

DEMETRIOS CONTOS 2010
They were just hooting and hollering exultantly over the

Mary Mapes: We Are All Eyewitnesses Mary Mapes 2011
"You didn't get the Porpoise," the Centipede said exultantly, as though his escape materially diminished our success.

A Raid on the Oyster Pirates 2010
Miss West cried out exultantly, as she wrung the rain from her ropes of hair which had gone adrift in the turmoil.

CHAPTER XXVIII 2010
"Why, mother, you are a woman, too!" she cried exultantly, as they stood up, catching her mother's hands and standing erect, facing her in the twilight, conscious of a strangely sweet equality between them.

Chapter 19 2010
"And that was the last of the Mukumuks," Lone Chief repeated exultantly.

THE SICKNESS OF LONE CHIEF 2010
Outside afterward, Siegel raised her arms exultantly as Kopelov, in a wheelchair, held out a marriage certificate.

Couples Wed on 1st Day of Legal Gay Marriage in New York Associated Press 2011