Sentence examples for happily cooperating from inspiring English sources

I roared into a corner, blipped the throttle and downshifted into second gear, the transmission and shifter happily cooperating.

Indeed, the peacefulness of the huge crowd, happily cooperating under physically stressful circumstances, is why the event has maintained its luster and historical significance for those who reject the broader cultural cynicism towards the era of peace and love.

"We happily cooperated," he said, "because it seemed like an appropriate thing to do".

"But I think the NLD will happily cooperate with them since one of their mandates is 'National Reconciliation,' he said.

"Unite urges that a full and independent look at these elections is agreed, and we will happily cooperate fully in this process".

The F.D.I.C. strategy also assumes that global regulators will happily cooperate as the U.S. government takes over a huge bank and eliminates the value of all its shares, including those owned by foreigners.

Gardel hovered above two movies shown in Santa Barbara (a film festival in town happily cooperated): Carlos Saura's "Tango" (1998), subtle and deeply impressive, and the French "Exiles of Gardel" (1985), overwrought and pretentious.

Martin Glenn says the Football Association will happily cooperate with any parliamentary inquiry into the wide-ranging allegations that have emerged over the past week and cost Sam Allardyce his job as England manager.

Which explains how it so happily cooperated with the "Transformers" franchise, despite dialogue exchanges such as "Could it be the Iranians?" / "No, this is way too smart for them".

Of course, many of us happily cooperate: for instance, we like Joe Biden and we are hopeful that he will be a good vice president, but this does not mean we cannot criticize his bold-faced move to bequeath his Senate seat to his son.

Just one month after Fox News' Bill O'Reilly brazenly threatened a New York Times reporter, warning her he'd go after her "with everything" he had if he didn't like the article she was writing about him, Times reporter Jo Becker happily cooperated with Fox News for its 60-minute special The Tangled Clinton Web, which aired April 24.