Sentence examples for happy invites from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's got a hint of the light-entertainment spectacular about it: he brings on a chorus of children to sing Happy, invites a load of festival-goers to dance behind him – rather shamelessly, the handful of men among them are hastily ushered offstage – and offers a lot of slightly oily patter about the beautiful ladies of England.

But happy prosperity invites the devil in.

Aldridge is happy to invite guests from various backgrounds in entertainment alongside journalists.

"When I rescued her, she was so happy she invited me to come along with them to the wedding".

But Ellis said that despite two strikes against him, the festival would be happy to invite Doherty back in 2013.

Vanek is quite happy to invite the actress, but he politely explains that he cannot see his way to informing on himself.

Mabrel is happy to invite him in; what she doesn't want — she's the opposite of Collette — is any storytelling.

Its founding followed the emergence of savvy "celebutantes" like Paris Hilton, who were happy to invite selected paparazzi to track their every move — whether it led to a shopping spree or an arrest for drunken driving.

Otherwise, the church can be visited by appointment with a painter who lives in a house on the site, and who will be happy to invite you in to look at his watercolors (all for sale).

Lynn Gaspard, the managing director of Saqi Books said: "If Faizah gets in touch, I would be happy to invite her to our bookshop in west London and offer her any of our titles".

His value as an ambassadorial figure will keep him firmly in the public consciousness in the buildup to next year's Rugby World Cup in England but, interestingly, Lancaster would be happy to invite him into camp as a mentor, if that role ever appeals to Wilkinson in the future.