Sentence examples for happy union from inspiring English sources

They heard and cheered speech after speech about how Wallace's victory over the English had paved the way for the subsequent happy union of Scotland and England".It has given union, strength, and happiness to the whole British empire; for, by preventing the subjugation by force, it has left room for the union by inclination," explained one worthy, as the union flag fluttered overhead.

Theirs was not a particularly happy union.

It has been a remarkably happy union.

It was not a very happy union, as the portraits of her seem to suggest.

A coalition betwixt the fox & the badger, or, The honey moon of their happy union [graphic].

And, as we saw from the pictures of that happy union on Wednesday, in the Downing Street garden.

But this is only likely to be true of happy unions.

With all these happy unions, and so many self-propelled right-brain types ricocheting around, it is unsurprising that some kind of joint venture would be birthed.

If the course of love is bumpy in Regency London, it seems to be no smoother in the contemporary English suburbs of "House" and "Garden," where the chances of happy unions are devastatingly remote.

In other words, it's the wit, the speed, the freedom peculiar to the way these women talk that set them apart from the vamps and victims and hoydens of the silent period, that reflect the new economic and social realities of the era, and that -- most important of all -- lead to generous and happy unions within marriage.

Around the Ascot bandstand at 6pm, the daily feelgood singsong had an extra oomph that evening in scenes akin to those in London's Olympic Park last summer as happy Union-flag waving spectators caroused in the sunshine.