Sentence examples for happy relations from inspiring English sources

They are famous worldwide, capital cities have adopted similar schemes, and we enjoy happy relations with every poet and poetry publisher in the UK.

Ruth grows up to be a famous novelist, but she is angry at her abandonment, and incapable of happy relations with men.

While we all bask in the glow of happy relations with Iran, it might be well to read – in four months' time, unless their publishers have the common sense to bring it forward – a remarkable book by Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd.

Even though it may take several years and be experience in terms of suffering, the price is far less than when violence is used; the chances of success are greatly increased, and happy relations arising afterward between the contestants is a great future blessing.

United Artists (with The Stranglers) and Rak (with The Vibrators) are likely to have more happy relations, while Island, the one-time progressive music leaders, are playing safe with a more mainstream, but excellent, young R & B band, Eddie and the Hot Rods.

Describes his marital quarrels, strained relations with his son, Ben, and daughter, Susan, and happier relations with his younger son, Federico.

An unsettled border in the Himalayas, periodic incursions by soldiers into territory claimed by the other side and China's claim for example that India's Arunachal Pradesh is really a part of Tibet, all suggest that happier relations will be slow in coming.

Not to mention guilty and resentful — never a prescription for happy marital relations.

The "loan" of Saint Barbara marks an unusually happy moment in relations between the Roman Catholic church and the Orthodox church of Greece, which has never quite forgiven the Christian West for the storming of Constantinople by Western soldiers in 1204.

The book was an instant hit upon its publication in 1832 (though it did little to advance happy Anglo-American relations).

"Saddam would have been very happy to normalize relations and increase oil production".