Sentence examples for breed happy from inspiring English sources
The latest candidate for apotheosis is Zappos, an online vendor of shoes and clothes (owned by Amazon), which believes that happy workers breed happy customers.
No longer: Mr Kloppers is typical of the new breed, as happy hunting for riches in the canyons of Wall Street as along the escarpments of the Pilbara.
Proper hedgerows, fierce high protective beasts the like of which England has all but lost: it's like a much lumpier version of the Normandy bocage, and lazy damp fields full of that specific breed of happy cattle you get around Hereford, not sure of their name.
Weiss says there's a practical payoff, too: High happiness heritability means "that we can breed a happier ape".
It is a happy breed with average working intelligence, although by being bred to a show standard it is no longer an ideal working dog.
They need ponds to breed, but are happy living on land.
The Passionate Friends (1948) and This Happy Breed (1944) will have gala screenings.
This Happy Breed and The Madness of George III follow, albeit not under Hall's direction.
In the realm of urban preservation, Nathan Silver is among that rare and happy breed.
The company made three pictures from plays written by Coward: "This Happy Breed" (1944), "Brief Encounter" (1945) and "Blithe Spirit" (1945).
The first of these, the domestic drama This Happy Breed (1944), is today seen as hopelessly dated because of Coward's patronizing treatment of the lower middle-class.
