Sentence examples for happily faced from inspiring English sources

Clubland's denizens happily faced daylight on Saturday afternoon when Basement Jaxx, from England, headlined Central Park Summerstage for a crowd that far overflowed Rumsey Playfield.

Known as the "shock jockette" of radio when she was a DJ and radio personality on New York's HOT 97, Williams earned her reputation as a tough girl who happily faced her own issues and scandals publicly (her husband cheating on her while she was pregnant with her son and her previous struggles with cocaine addiction).

Penn, who wrote the screenplay, follows that celebratory line — his hero dies happily, facing the sun.

Newer bands are also happily facing video cameras and webcast microphones wherever they get the chance — by Sunday, there may be enough live-at-SXSW material online to last until SXSW 2014.

Despite the lack of such luxuries, Burkepile would still happily face the harshness of an extended stay at the submerged lab one more time.

The prime minister told BBC Breakfast that the details needed to be finalised, but he would happily face a range of rivals, as well as a head-to-head with the leader of the opposition.

It was just happily sitting there, blank faced, waiting innocently for me to do something as if nothing had happened.

"The Swinger" is overgenerous enough to leave Tree happily roasting marshmallows, facing the likelihood of a brighter future.

It was a slightly unusual way to celebrate Korea's domination of the sport, especially since Ki is generally seen as the more happily demonstrative face of archery in a part of Asia where it is taken very seriously.

Once Congress set in place a destructive lending policy, we could count on private parties to issue bad loans from which they profited, knowing that dear old Fannie and Freddie would happily pay face value for paper that everyone knew was worth a whole lot less.

I half expected a happily shocked face, followed by a lovely back story about growing up reading Salinger in a little French village somewhere.