As a result, some economists have tried to measure wellbeing by asking people directly how happy they are.
This phrase translates directly into "happy birthday".
When CBS left Sun Life Stadium about 10 15 p.m. Eastern, it should have gone directly to the happy heart of New Orleans for 15 minutes and delayed the start of its new series "Undercover Boss".
Many analysts point out that the United States, while refusing to deal with Mr. Arafat directly, has been happy to let the Europeans and Egyptians transmit messages to him urging cooperation.
(3) Third parties, online travel sites that want to be found, or hotels and other actual travel service providers that want to be found, pay higher fees, although these fees are never directly visible to happy consumers.
Further confirmation for this is found in a recent survey of the three cities of Glasgow, Manchester and Liverpool, which asked respondents directly about how happy their childhood was and their relationship with their parents.
It can be a little strong for others, and carbon (brown stuff) that is still decomposing can rob plants of nitrogen, but if you have a few extra vegetable seeds, see if any of them would be happy directly in your finished compost pile.
The Railway Children draws directly on the happiest period of Nesbit's childhood - an adolescence spent at Halstead in Kent where the railway line ran close to the bottom of the garden and she and her brothers could walk, although not without danger, down the line to the station.
I heard, time and again, about nurses' being recruited overseas directly from school and happy, well-established nurses being lured away with such things as free plane tickets or sign-on bonuses.
If this were a film of the 1950's -- like Vincente Minnelli's mental home melodrama, "The Cobweb" -- the therapist would gently guide his patients to epiphanies ("My mother didn't really love me") that would lead directly to cures and happy endings.
