Sentence examples for happily today from inspiring English sources

We've come a long way since the label "boutique" gave hotels licence to up the price tag, and happily today "budget" needn't be shorthand for soulless.

One of his songs announces, not altogether happily: "Today I Am a Boy", which leaves open the possibility that he may grow up to be a woman.

The toll of war and political instability is visible in Africa from 1970 to 1990 through the lens of calories consumed; happily, today one sees consumption increase as governance improves.

It still swims happily today, however, and in many parts of the world – preserving a moment in music that Itzhak Perlman calls vintage and which he fears has forever gone.

Happily, today's would-be totalitarians are probably too marginal to take full advantage.

Happily, today's youngsters (I can call them that since I'm about to become a mum) seem to have their slightly more practical heads better screwed on to their slightly more practical shoulders.

Happily yesterday also showcased his great talent.

She'd been snoring happily since Monday's Gator Bowl.

Happily, last week's trawl through the latest batch of neologisms was full of good stuff.

Happily, 2010 was a terrific and exciting year in TV broadcasting.

And, happily, this year the traditional sources of revenue kept pace: net tuition, federal funding, and the endowment payout.