Sentence examples for happy declaration from inspiring English sources

Their wording is reflected in Scrooge's happy declaration of "A merry Christmas to every-body!

Alongside the happy declaration of Tsonga that he had played "amazing tennis", they describe a sharp divide in fortunes.

Yet word had got around, even to Gwen, far from the office, that an email dated six o'clock in the morning on the 22nd had arrived from Gawain's private account bearing the simple declaration of Happy New Year (spelt very badly: happi neue yer or some such) and an attachment: 3,000 words that he had somehow produced between staggering out of the pub and sunrise the next morning.

Although the majority of the imperial consultative assembly was happy with the formal declaration of direct rule by the court and tended to support a continued collaboration with the Tokugawa (under the concept of "just government"), Saigō Takamori threatened the assembly into abolishing the title "shogun" and ordering the confiscation of Yoshinobu's lands.

Her Web site noted that she loved fashion and gardening, and included this declaration: "I'm happy that you've stumbled upon our little slice of heaven!" The 52 Addicts series seemed like a surprising project for someone so busy and cheerful.

The oath, ending in the declaration that "how happy is he who says 'I am a Turk,' " was considered offensive by Kurds and other minorities in Turkey.

After watching Hillary Clinton's hourlong interview with Diane Sawyer promoting Clinton's new memoir, Hard Choices, I must make a decidedly apolitical declaration: She seems happy.

Mr. Fisher said that approach was not necessary for the Declaration, adding, "I was happy to use the computer differently here".

Most of the time they end not in the tearful, heartfelt declarations of a Hollywood happy ending, but with a faint sense of disappointment.

I'm happy that the court has made its declaration of falsity and that the authors and publishers have recognised their falsehoods and apologised.

Commentators attributed the scores of these two secular outfits to Mr Chebbi's strident attacks on Nahda and Mr Marzouki's declaration that he would be happy to work with it.