Sentence examples for happily trying from inspiring English sources
He and Philby were pupils together at Westminster, where Milne's first and peculiarly apposite memory of his friend is of "a very small boy happily trying to squash a bigger boy behind a cupboard door".
I had taken her there to drop a hint about what I wanted for my birthday, happily trying on dresses from the "Mad Men" collection, frocks in bright floral prints with skirts as wide as bells or as tight as snakeskin.
While most iPhone users are stuck with an iBrick this morning as Apple' servers can't complete the last step of the upgrade process, those of us smart enough to take the unofficial upgrade route 24 hours ago are happily trying out new App Store Apps.
None, happily, tried to drink my blood.
Those caveats aside, I'd happily try imandi.com again.
When the saleswoman brought out a pavé bracelet and matching necklace, Ms. Harmon happily tried them on.
I'll happily try anything, I think to myself, but then remember the one thing I drew the line at: caldo de cardán.
Some would have quite happily tried out untested genetic enhancement techniques on all their players on the off-chance that might give them an edge over opponents.' In the end, Sweeney stopped taking calls from sportsmen.
Re "The Spirits of Coogan's Bluff Haunt the Mets," Oct. 4: If Dave Anderson were able to arrange a meeting with the ghosts of the Polo Grounds, I would happily try to convince them that the current Manhattan borough president has banished the curse attributed to one of his predecessors, James J. Coogan.
Like everyone whose working life has moved online, my concentration has been shot to hell, which is why I'll happily try out anything with a halfway-decent chance of making me less distractible and more productive.
But Annie Lin, the senior counsel at music licensing and distribution platform startup Loudr, is part of a rare breed: She is an attorney who can both function at the highest level of her field and happily try to explain what she does on a day-to-day basis in a way that the rest of us non-Esquires can understand.
