Sentence examples for happy stands from inspiring English sources

Joy's insistence on keeping Riley happy stands for our habit to favor a positive mood and constantly strive for happiness.

And while Ms. Peet had apparently planned to play Becca herself, she has found a happy stand-in.

And then it all starts to make sense -- the posters on the wall saying, "Obey, look pretty, stay quiet, cook and clean, smile, be happy, stand straight, do homework" list generic actions that society considers to be "good" in women -- some even outdated, like the '50s concept of cooking and cleaning to be the perfect housewife.

By far the happiest stands at the show were those of companies known by abbreviated names such as CTI (Centre Testing International), MTS (Modern Testing Services), STR (Specialized Technology Resources and SGSSociétéété Générale de Surveillance) which provide various forms of safety certification.

"Another Happy Day" stands as an unintended argument against treating relationships as exercises in primal therapy when venting your anger only makes it worse.

If it can keep them — and keep them happy — Oxford stands to make money from them.

An old woman with a happy smile stands with me in an elevator.

As long as you are happy, nothing stands in you way of true beauty.

Billie Joe will be happy to stand in for the Gallagher brothers (who were themselves standing in for Lennon and McCartney) until further notice.

He claimed the remarks were made as he was "zoned out", adding: "I'm happy to stand here in front of everybody, in front of the country, and say we do not stand for racial vilification".

I was happy to stand with them.