Sentence examples for happily began from inspiring English sources

As his compatriots happily began a four-day weekend, he was flown to a clinic in Saudi Arabia.

Earlier this month, he happily began his new job as a mobile marketing analyst at Snackable Media, a digital content company in Manhattan.

So when Democratic officials announced last year that they would not field candidates for six of the eight statewide races this November, Republicans happily began writing obituaries.

FOR many Americans, Jamestown is the pretty name of a romantic place where the first settlers from England happily began a new life in a new continent in 1607.

The boy protested against the sudden lack of attention, and the father handed him the pack of cigarettes, which he happily began to play with, while the moon slowly rose over the rooftops, bright yellow against the blue-black sky.

If your idea of a vacation is staying in a Bedouin encampment in the Dubai desert, described by one guest as a "bit scary," or a converted jail in England, where one honeymoon couple said they happily began their "life sentence together," check out the TripAdvisor Web site (www.tripadvisor.com) for its list of the 10 quirkiest hotels in the world.

As the economy continues to show signs of improvement and mass layoffs wane, the nation's attention is happily beginning to turn from job losses to job creation.

The two of them discover the yellow brick road and happily begin to follow it together.

William Adam's obituary in the Caledonian Mercury noted that "it is fortunate he has left behind him some promising young men to carry on what he has so happily begun".

From 1846, it was possible to "systematically and permanently continue the work so gloriously and so happily begun by the Morea scientific expedition" due to the creation on rue Didot, at the foot of Mount Lycabettus, of a French scientific institution, l'École française d'Athènes.

Happily, beginning in 1842 and since, some of the most important aspects of these managerial guidelines to wildlife conservation have been codified by the Supreme Court, though these remain vulnerable to neglect or misapplication at the state level... which is precisely what we're currently facing here in Colorado via Senate Bill 13-188.