Sentence examples for happy harmony from inspiring English sources
If the oil price climbs upwards towards $60, happy harmony is possible – the production cuts would have worked.
The benches would be beautiful and useful; in the benches, art and life would meet in happy harmony.
So Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester, Wolfgang Puck's The Cut at 45 Park Lane, and Dinner by Heston Blumenthal at the Mandarin Oriental, for instance, are all in happy harmony.
The orderly precision of the manufacturing line, the seamless interaction of humans and machines even the obsessive attention to personal hygiene in the "clean room" where the circuits are burned on to silicon seems in happy harmony with the Japanese soul.
"I like to imagine worlds where lots of different animals co-exist in happy harmony, and amazing outfits, like in Richard Scarry's Busytown," she tells us.
Hanna was given the opportunity to direct his first cartoon in 1936; the result was To Spring, part of the Harman-Ising Happy Harmonies series.
No wonder LSE and Deutsche tried to invoke visions of happy European harmony with their talk of "a merger of equals".
It was interestingly acted, with a pleasingly un-directed family-video feel; the big moments of raw pain were effectively managed, and Demme shifted the gears more or less convincingly from tragic moments to those of happy family harmony.
Ria Novosti analysts were also very happy about Harmony Centre's success, speculating that they would form the next Latvian government along with Vienotība (Unity), the biggest party in the coalition.Visu Latvija! (All for Latvia!), an ultra-nationalist group, entered parliament for the first time, winning seven seats.
With Bodies of Water, from Highland Park, Calif., which likes bright but not exactly happy group harmonies, and the lovable New Zealand pop minimalists the Brunettes.
Here, Guadalajara's nightly summer thunder rumbles away behind happy-sad harmonies and pristine blasts of silver trumpet – a commingling of sounds that mixes the joyful with the ominous, and fittingly underscores the tension between the best and worst of scenarios for Mexico's tourism industry.
