Sentence examples similar to feel like happy from inspiring English sources

When it's empty, the upstairs seems like an abandoned waiting room at Penn Station, but by 1 p.m. it feels like happy hour.

No matter the time of day, it always feels like Happy Hour.

It does not feel like a happy home.

To have any variety of expertise, and to deploy it, can feel like a happy dream.

The traffic is terrible, nobody can get anywhere as fast as they would like to, and the shopping excursions feel like a Happy Meal without the toy.

For all that it might suggest seaside breaks and afternoons whiled away on the pier, the Norfolk town of Great Yarmouth does not feel like a happy place.

I have coached the under-8s, the u-10s, the u-12s and the u-14s, and the u-12s feel like a happy way station before the climb grows steeper.

It didn't feel like a happy occasion -- it felt like a declaration of my lifelong spinsterhood.

Dyess, who admits to being a huggy-feely type of person and executive, says she wants the Y to feel like a happy place to visit: "We're like an oasis in Hollywood.

"He is a magical child with a magical smile that can make me feel like the happiest father in the world," he said.

Perhaps you'll feel like a happy-go-lucky retriever and jump up to kiss me.