Sentence examples for happy parallel from inspiring English sources

It is not a happy parallel.

In some happy parallel world, Kaino could have run out in red, white and blue, rather than All Black.

Collingwood is probably happier drawing parallels with England's 2010 campaign than with the Word Cup last year – when he was assisting the Scotland effort, which was not flushed with success either.

Morgan is the sole playing survivor here of England's surprisingly successful campaign in the Caribbean in 2010 and he is happy to draw parallels with that triumph.

Many classical computationalists are happy to allow "massively parallel" mental computation, and the argument gains no traction against these researchers.

To Baker, success in music is parallel with happy customers customers being his dedicated fans.

Promotion was expected on that occasion and Berg is happy to embrace the parallels.

An exception came late last spring, when, at the stroke of eleven-thirty, aNBCBC announcer gravely told the American people to stand by for a "message from the President of the United States," and Al Gore, surrounded by Oval Office knickknacks, came into focus to deliver what could best be described as an interim report from a parallel, and happier, galaxy.

In some ways, the Tea Party parallel is not a happy one for Hashimoto.

They looked perfectly happy, but as if riding on two parallel tracks, their happiness never crossed over.

You use their songs to sort of parallel their lives - you know, the happy songs when they're rising and the sad songs when they're going down.