Sentence examples for happily call from inspiring English sources
Yet they will happily call you on the phone for a chat or a check-in.
And parliamentary debates rarely reach a level we might happily call Ciceronian.
Served with a selection of delicious dips, maybe some sliced sourdough and a green salad, I'd happily call it a meal!
These Democrats seemed to be discovering, to their delight, that they are proud of their Party, proud of what they now happily call Obamacare, proud of their values, proud of their varieties.
It also has over-the-moon fans — "gleeks," they happily call themselves — which is a notable thing for a mainstream, non-niche network show that began only last fall.
His manner suggests that he himself would happily call Clinton "Madame President," but he just doesn't think the voters he knows in Southside Virginia can ever be made to feel the same way.
Mr. McCain happily calls himself a conservative.
Newspapers happily called them "the first couple of the skies, the eagle and his mate".
Hankinson's own garden at her home in Richmond, Calif., is one she happily calls "imperfect".
Mr. Plant happily called it "the most amazing collision of styles".
There's also the matter of what Dyer quite happily calls his "arrested development".
