Sentence examples for current happy from inspiring English sources

But I can understand why he wouldn't want the likes of me sticking my nose in, trailing a wake of metropolitan plate-sniffing "foodies" all ready to be underwhelmed, all peering in local estate agents', muttering, "They call it Notting Hoole, you know?" and disenfranchising the current happy, normal clientele.

Current "Happy Endings" star Casey Wilson was added as a featured player for the 2007-2008 season, but, after her second season, was let go.

The restaurant also will continue to serve dim sum on weekends, with $10 bottomless mimosas, and its current happy hour programs, which feature drink and food specials and half-off wines. .

If the equation of comedy is tragedy plus time, then the current happy life of Cracked columnist John Cheese (née Mack Leighty) is the example of when the clock finally catches up with the laughs.

So it's best to keep all current tenants happy, if you can.

Companies present their stories to try to attract new buyers to their stocks or to keep current holders happy.

And it isn't simply trying to keep its current customers happy; it's also hoping to convince McDonald's skeptics that they're wrong.

Can Republicans keep their current voters happy without alienating the Hispanics they hope will support them in statewide races in the future?

The hiring of Mr. Oberlander by Ogilvy New York is emblematic of the steps agencies seek to take during unsettling economic times to attract new clients and keep current clients happy.

As well as guesting on Daft Punk's No 1 Get Lucky, he also produced the year's biggest selling single in Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines, and his current single Happy has been in the top 3 for 13 weeks.

While there's certainly something of Abba's late-period noir about "You Don't Have a Clue", featuring Anneli Drecker, Junior is mostly the perky young scamp its title suggests, opener and current single "Happy Up Here" packing sweet and bouncy lead synthesiser à la Röyksopp's much-heard 2001 instrumental "Eple".