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What (who) is jubilant welcome - definition
1976 FILM BY ALAN RUDOLPH
Welcome To L.A.; Welcome to L A; Welcome to L. A.; Welcome to LA
Verda Welcome
AMERICAN POLITICIAN
Verda Freeman Welcome; Verda F. Welcome
Verda Mae Freeman Welcome (18 March 1907 – 22 April 1990) was an American teacher, civil rights leader, and Maryland state senator. Welcome was the second black woman to be elected to a state senate in the U.
jubilant
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Jubilant (disambiguation)
adj. jubilant about, at, over (they were jubilant over their victory)
jubilant
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Jubilant (disambiguation)
a.
Rejoicing, exulting, exultant, triumphing, triumphant, shouting with joy.
Wikipedia
Welcome to L.A.
Welcome to L.A. is a 1976 American drama musical romance film directed by Alan Rudolph and starring Keith Carradine and an ensemble cast. The film focuses on themes of romantic despair and shallowness in the decadent upper class during the 1970s, illustrated through a La Ronde-like circle of sexual adventures and failed affairs revolving around a womanizing songwriter, his businessman father, and their associates.
Though director Alan Rudolph, a protege of Robert Altman, went on to direct far better and more successful movies, Welcome to L.A. is considered a failed attempt early in his career.
Examples of use of jubilant welcome
1. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has arrived in Pakistan to a jubilant welcome after eight years in exile.
2. The five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor were flown from Tripoli to the jubilant welcome in Sofia on board a plane with French first lady Cecilia Sarkozy and the European Union‘s commissioner for foreign affairs, Benita Ferrero–Waldner.