Sentence examples for happily host from inspiring English sources

Neighbouring Lithuania says it will happily host the missiles.

Robinson told me that he would happily host as many more monk seals as NOAA wanted to relocate from the Leewards, as long as he could manage the animals his way.

These are the same right-wing tabloid publications and weekly 'gossip' magazines which will happily host despicable shows of girl-on-girl misogyny, as female writers who should really know better malign other women in the public eye for having put on half a stone, being single or, worse than either of these heinous crimes, daring to the house without makeup on.

The athletes willingly and happily host free clinics and tournaments for fans and juniors in every city they play.

But if things do not work out, and Al-Udeid airbase has to be moved, there are many other places which would happily host a major American base which are more aligned with U.S. interests in the region, like the United Arab Emirates.

The illegally hacked personal emails go on like this for reams and reams of mind-numbing back and forth that even the climate deniers that are happily hosting them say they haven't had time to read -- they just do text searches for any damning-sounding words they can think of, pull up those highlights, take the ones that seem to confirm their position out of context, and direct attention to them.

"This is a very close neighborhood," she added, noting that neighbors readily accept packages for one another and happily play host to the hundreds of neighborhood children who fill the traffic-free street every Halloween hunting for treats.

The irony of Kaepernick's first game since his protest became a national talking point being the 28th annual Military Appreciation Night in a city that happily plays host to all manner of armed forces facilities is lost on no one.

Now he happily co-hosts CNBC's "Squawk Box," trading bons mots with Becky, Joe and the gang.

Happily, our hosts informed us after we had arrived, they had just heard an announcement that the curfew had been postponed until midnight for the weekend and beyond, so we all relaxed for a leisurely evening together.

Consider Blackbird, the chef Paul Kahan's award-winning Chicago restaurant, where a menu notation informs diners that the waiters' clothes come from the high-end men's-wear designer Joseph Abboud, or Zealous, the two-year-old restaurant near the Chicago Merchandise Mart, where the restaurant's host happily fields questions about the staff's three-button DKNY suits.