triumphantly

If he carried her triumphantly off, doubtless his regret for that would eventually be as great.

"So you did come to see grandpa after all," he cried, triumphantly.

I made a dash, caught it in my hands and triumphantly brought it ashore.

And she dragged him from the execrated painting, she carried him off triumphantly.

And he, thinking that he was convincing them, went on triumphantly: "Thus, I myself—"

When La Teuse had finished, she came down towards them, triumphantly.

Upstairs in his room he triumphantly opened his desk before them.

Babbitt, looking like a triumphantly vicious Bantam rooster, crowed on.

"She's there and she'll stop in here on her way along," he said triumphantly.

So he barricaded his end by sitting on it, and said triumphantly: "My hat, if you please."