Sentence examples for happily extended from inspiring English sources

The awful prospect of missing out on a chunk of our huge investment in rebuilding Iraq made them eager to consider forgiving billions in odious loans they had happily extended to Saddam's tyranny.

The kingdom has sheltered comfortably for over 75 years under the American security umbrella, which the United States happily extended not least because the Saudis and their oil have played a pivotal role in American economic strategies.

What's more, I figured that a glance and a sketch, through Allen's eyes, of the real Café Society would have happily extended his purview into matters that he has generally neglected — politics and, in particular, the politics of race.

Not everyone can happily extend themselves to imagining their partner with someone else.

European, British and American radicals of both the hard left and the hard right all look to Russia, which happily extends a helping paw to anyone who might cause trouble.

The cynical might say that Wal-Mart would happily extend its corporate arms for the kind of publicity it gets here, and even the most kindhearted may be rendered cynical by this movie.

Nor do we happily extend forgiveness and bide our time if we can't even accelerate the car out of the lot.

To be clear, that is a privilege we happily extend to you -- not a birthright or entitlement.

At the same time, we've always been hamstrung, our ambition stunted, by deep disagreements about what kind of city we want to be: horizontal or vertical, respectable or happily idiosyncratic, extending the traditions of East Coast and European capitals or eager to break from them.

But the best is still to come, in the remaining four minutes, which could happily have been extended to 14 or 40.

The motivation was national security, but the result has been the creation of comparative advantage in information technology for the United States that private firms have happily exploited and extended.