Sentence examples for composed happy from inspiring English sources

King then enlisted the aid of Stevie Wonder, who composed "Happy Birthday," a jaunty bit of agit-pop that included the lines "I never understood / how a man who died for good / could not have a day that would / be set aside for his recognition".

For Rain or Shine (1930), Milton Ager and Jack Yellin composed "Happy Days Are Here Again".

We had no way to really wring the Rover out off-road, but on a snow-choked, unpaved trail along the Housatonic River in Connecticut, the machine seemed utterly composed, even happy.

He seemed composed and happy throughout the proceedings, smiling frequently at people.

Omar wrote to me when he was finally transferred back to Canada last fall, "At least we have a proper legal system," and he told another correspondent this week that this would be his first appearance in "a real court". He seemed composed and happy throughout the proceedings, smiling frequently at people.

"The present generation of the Sousa Mendes family, that is, the grandchildren, are in the position of having the chance to compose a happy ending to their family's epic tragedy," says Mattis.

As you start composing, embrace happy accidents when they occur.

The song's jaunty reggae beat, and a video composed entirely of happy people hugging soldiers, jars with reality.

In the first half especially Iraq appeared well-drilled, composed and patient – happy to parry and counterpunch when possible.

Around the time that Seneca composed "On the Happy Life," a former consul named Publius Suillius had the temerity to accuse him in public of hypocrisy and of sucking the provinces dry.

In an essay entitled "On the Happy Life," composed around 59 A.D., Seneca addresses the strains between his philosophical commitments and his conspicuous consumption.