Sentence examples for happily presenting from inspiring English sources

"After two years, I stop paying and the boys are mine forever," Mr. Aslam said happily, presenting the situation as something as benevolent as an adoption.

[Ms. Fluke] "is happily presenting herself as an immoral, baseless, no-purpose-to-her-life woman".

He happily presented the essays as "original works," and as a result walked away with a small fortune — which he has now promised to return.

In his own go-along-to-get-along way, Dino happily presented the "Commissioner's Award" to Coscette at the Police Benevolent Association dinner in 1997.

So each autumn Sedikides and Wildschut are happily presented with a new cohort of the homesick and the displaced to help them with their research.

Since he took over a decade ago, Mr Kagame has happily presented himself as a development model for the whole continent, looking to Singapore rather than neighbouring Congo, a country far richer in resources whose people remain sunk in poverty as politicians feud and loot.

"The Twelve Days Of Christmas" is happily presented as a dance number so you needn't hear most of the lyrics until close to the finale.

Mr. Berger's "Collage III," which the composer, at 90, was happily present to hear, is a very attractive, light-filled sequence of movements for mixed sextet.

FROM atop the Loews State Theater Building, the B. Manischewitz Company, world's largest matzo bakers, happily present 'Yiddish Melodies in Swing!' " Sixty years ago, those words crackled over the city's airwaves like an ethnic siren, calling Jewish immigrants to the living-room radio set for wholesome entertainment and communing with family roots.

There's not a profusion of examples here, but among those happily present are Takizawa Shigenobu's "Courtesan in Robes With Calligraphic Motifs" (1720's), a detailed study of a tall, elegant figure in luxurious garments whose statuesque stance suggests that of a royal personage.

Were he prime minister, Iglesias would happily keep presenting shows and conducting interviews with actors, film directors, intellectuals and politicians.