Sentence examples for happily dug from inspiring English sources

With Mary, improbably, he settled down quite happily, dug himself in for the long haul.

They happily dug in, as if to declare delusion or determination, wearing buttons emblazoned with "Lose Weight Now Ask Me How".

In the lead-up to the quarter-final, the press happily dug up Reynolds' comments made after the British Open final in which he had criticised Meo for being "slow and negative", even though Reynolds had subsequently apologised for being "totally out of order".

They happily dig up the earnings dirt, Then think about what life's become, and cry.

When they're not entertaining, many weekenders are happily digging in the dirt.

And it is starting to resonate with New Yorkers who will happily dig into a plate of tender yet crisp porchetta, the classic roast pig.

When they called, we'd round up a couple of cabfuls of the willing, and then happily dig into the marines' top-shelf goods.

Although there are tourists aplenty in the restaurant, right next to them blue-suited businessmen in striped, high-collared shirts puff cigars; next to them, burly natives in T-shirts and sweats happily dig into a plate of raw Irish oysters; and over yonder a group of Sloane Rangers enjoys a sherry lunch.

They pass the day together happily digging huge holes in the lawn, into which we are planting young fruit trees.

"Looking for the Pony," presented by the Vital Theater Company, takes its name from the old joke about the child shown a pile of horse manure who happily starts digging because "there's got to be a pony in here somewhere".

Ms. Jiang, in blue hospital pajamas, dug happily into the yellow flesh of a melon with a plastic spoon, then paused to answer a question about her detention.