Sentence examples similar to happy link from inspiring English sources

Users of the service are not happy – links are now sometimes going to Digg's summary of the story instead of the story itself.

Signe Johansen, in a cookbook and wellness guide, "How to Hygge: The Nordic Secrets to a Happy Life," links hygge to food and drink like cardamom buns, muesli "ne plus ultra," and triple cherry gløgg, a Scandinavian mulled wine with cardamom pods and star anise; she calls it "healthy hedonism".

He also brought the house down at the Al Smith memorial dinner on October 16th.But for the most part America has been confronted with a very different McCain from the man who ran against the Bush machine in 2000 a party loyalist who preaches the old-time true religion (particularly on tax cuts and oil-drilling) and who is happy to link arms with the people who destroyed him eight years ago.

I'm more than happy to link up with him again".

Of course, Google itself provides this service through its recently updated Google Site Builder, which it is happy to link to.

So while mobile phone companies have been happy to link up to the new fibre-optic cable to boost their data coverage, they tap into only a fraction of the cable's potential.

But it was clear the Tories' chief election strategist was happy to link the shocking case of a man convicted of killing six of his children with the need for far-reaching changes to the welfare system.

After they controlled for things like medical conditions (cancer, diabetes) and negative health risks (like smoking), researchers still found that being happy was linked with living longer, MSNBC reported.

Why or why not? -Why is Ms. Link happy that "It's finally over"?

Whatever, here's a link, happy shopping.

Some of the factors that make us happy are inevitably linked with stronger economies – living standards and job security matter to people and take away stress.