Sentence examples for happily went from inspiring English sources

South happily went to four spades.

It was a delirious comeuppance for the somewhat pretentious Denver, one with which he happily went along.

A year ago, Mr. Stevens retired and happily went home, Mr. Harrison said.

Asked, however, for his wider thoughts on the issue, Griffin happily went into a long description of the perils of "radical Islam".

Mr Stedman Jones seems to think the word should not be ditched; the original pugilists against state control happily went by that name.Milton Friedman, a Chicago economist who headed the second wave of state-bashers, preferred the word "neoliberal" in a 1951 essay entitled, "Neoliberalism and Its Prospects".

During the war, when many Belgians refused to cooperate with their Nazi occupiers, Hergé happily went to work for the pro-German paper Le Soir (the same publication for which, as a young man, the literary critic Paul de Man wrote anti-Semitic articles).

"Would the ECB happily go along with this?

I am happily going on with my life".

He swears he would happily go to work at NY1 if he got fired tomorrow.

If I get these two, I happily go home and sing there".

There are pieces of information I'd happily go to my grave not knowing.