But if they're used to the situation, they'll be much more accepting and may even be glad you're making their parent happy.
Act very sad when your ride comes, even though you might be glad to go home.
Yet even civilized society may sometimes be glad to have a few high-testosterone characters around.
"Jeremy Linn)." January's Tim Tebow/David Bowie parody song was a huge hit, and as long as athletes keep becoming overnight cultural sensations, we have a feeling Fallon would be glad to don even more wigs in their honor.
In June of the 1907 season, Lajoie's.296 average, "an average even now that scores of players would be glad to accept," put him at risk for hitting below.300 for the first time in his career.
Even if they don't, they may be glad to put you in touch with friends, business partners, or colleagues with an opening who will be glad to have a personal referral.
The waiting can be weary in Howard Davies's expansive production of "Children," even though I was glad to have the opportunity to see this seldom performed work.
Maliki's rhetoric has taken on an increasingly nationalistic cast as he has consolidated his own authority, and that of his government, but it also speaks to the deep resentment that many Iraqis still feel at the continuing US presence in their country, even if they are glad to be rid of Saddam Hussein.
Still, when he thinks about the United States, what he remembers are questions from F.B.I. agents, rude words in the supermarket, insults from fellow students and the strong impression as he left the United States on Oct. 25 that neighbors, teachers, even airline clerks were glad to see him go.
Not to be a downer or anything, but even though we're glad to see that the folks at Real are trying to stay as competitive as possible, they really need to pick up the pace.
