no greater joy造句

• There is no greater joy for a Duke fan than a victory over North Carolina.
• "There is no greater joy than the one of a child being born,"
• There is no greater joy than the one that comes from a child's sweet good night kiss.
• To him, there can be no greater joy than to be mentioned in the same sentence with Jackie Robinson.
• A defensive lineman knows no greater joy than sacking the quarterback or mashing a ball carrier behind the line of scrimmage.
• A defensive lineman knows no greater joy than sacking the quarterback or mashing a ball carrier behind the line of scrimmage.
• There is no greater joy than getting a good friend to do a significant role that fits her so perfectly ."
• For many bankers, there's no greater joy than making a good judgment call based on an accurate reading of a borrower's character.
• His epitaph reads :-" I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth . " ( 3 John 4 .)
• For a pigeon racer, there is no greater joy than watching the heavens suddenly offer up a homer returning to its loft . This is a pleasure unknowable to the ordinary man.
• Terry Bullock, then Delta Upsilon international president, wrote of the return of Brown that " there is no greater joy than the reconciliation of a family estranged for many years ".
• It just troubles me that a supposedly worldy man could travel this entire earth the last 15 years and reach the conclusion that life offers no greater joy than sinking a hook shot in the clutch.
• When I was growing up a newspaper buff, there was no greater joy than to take my allowance money to what was known as the Out-of-Town news stand in Times Square.
• "We don't know if it ( the menorah ) exists but if it does and they decide to give it to us there will be no greater joy for us ."
• "We don't know if it ( the menorah ) exists, but if it does and they decide to give it to us there will be no greater joy for us ."
• De la Loub鑢e was a friend of the German scientist Gottfried Leibniz, and once wrote that he had " no greater joy than ( to discuss ) philosophy and mathematics " with him ( 22 January 1681 correspondence ).
• "There's no greater joy than seeing a burly, red-faced, slightly pot-bellied white guy take a bite of one of my grain meats and say,'Not bad, "'Lee said.
• There's no greater joy, really, and it has been very tough, " Andrews said . " I do mourn it a great deal, but I am very wonderfully, happily busy, so I'm awfully glad.
• For the visitor, there is no greater joy than to go out on to 5th Avenue in Manhattan this Saturday in March 2001 and know that Delft is still there, a few steps away, breathing the humid air of 1660, when Vermeer painted maps and drank the rough beer of his life with no history.
• He regarded the greatest privilege of more than 40 years ministry " " to have been a parish minister in St Helens, Edinburgh and Sheffield " ", adding that " " there is no greater joy than expounding the Word of God week by week in the local church, and to share in people's homes something of their joys and sorrows " ".