Sentence examples for happy connection from inspiring English sources

And in this case the proximity of the years allows for a happy connection.

But Daron Acemoglu, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, warns that we should not assume that the happy connection between prosperity and democracy will automatically hold true for China.

Unhappiness also appeared to be catching, but not as strongly: An unhappy connection increased the chances of being unhappy by about 7percentt on average, while a happy connection increased the chances of being happy by about 9percentt.

He said that Indiana University was chosen because of a long and happy connection with Bernstein, which began with a phone call in 1976 from Harry Kraut, Bernstein's manager, to Charles Webb, then the music school's dean.

Catalina Toma, an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who studies the impact of technology on relationships, says Pair helps people let their partners know they're important, which is key to keeping a close, happy connection.

Of course, the movie was based on her story, but her story is darker, sexier, and does not end in a happy connection.

Another, but much happier connection, this time with a musical artist, was taking photos of the artist Terry Reid at The Miami Pop Festival in 1968.

Exuberance was the prime tradition for the Israeli band Boom Pam — which used two guitars, drums and tuba to make oompah-happy connections between surf-rock, Balkan dance tunes and the hora — and for Babylon Circus, a 10-piece French band driving songs of comedy and politics with the beats of ska, swing and Gypsy music.

Capitalising on Happy Mondays connections, The Panics have hopped between Manchester and Australia since, recording three albums culminating in this multi-award-winning effort released down under some 20 months ago.

She looks at: what breaks down and ruins relationships, what makes a relationship strong, what makes certain relationships last, why certain relationships are romantic, and having healthier and happier family connections.

At one point the Washington Post referred to the play as "Waiting for Clinton" and we were very happy with this connection.