Sentence examples for happily grant from inspiring English sources

"I would happily grant the Obama campaign use of my song without prejudice".

I happily grant consent for her to put in my mouth.

Now I realise that can be about as meaningful as saying I won't permit an avalanche.' Chuck Traynor admitted to an uncontrollable temper, but claimed that much of the book was exaggerated, and that he had happily granted Lovelace a divorce.

I happily granted him one: "Yeah sure bud.

The company reports that 35% of those they interviewed went with Neil Patrick Harris and Neuro happily granted their wish with the help of Macklemore's "Thrift Shop" director Jon Jon Augustavo.

"He spends an enormous amount of time sculpting a song, so why go to all that trouble if the writer doesn't like it in the first place?" Levey said that such pop faves as Madonna, Michael Jackson and Dan Hartman (who wrote the James Brown hit "Living in America," which Weird Al revived as "Living With a Hernia") all happily granted permission.

In his "You Can't Argue with a Zombie" essay, Jaron Lanier happily (and hilariously) grants Dan the former point, though not the latter.

During a flying visit to see Tony Blair in Downing Street, Bill Clinton once remarked that he'd happily exchange the constitutional powers granted to an American president for those available to a British prime minister with a majority in the 650-seat House of Commons.

Personal habits: If granted permission, he happily puffs away in the office.

It's unlikely to be that interesting, but senior researchers can be pressed for time and will happily part with some of their grant in exchange for your work.

Happily – tying tax benefits and federal grants to controlling (or lowering) college could be accomplished without a loss of revenue.