Sentence examples for happy unison from inspiring English sources

Speaking of divisiveness, or lack thereof, Mr. Sawicki, a Republican, was thrilled to recount the topic that was chewed over, in happy unison, at a long lunch he had recently with Jon Cooper, a (very) Democratic legislator from Lloyd Harbor.

On a bright day in Paris, both presidents watched as U.S. and French soldiers marched in happy unison on what was also the 100th anniversary of the day American troops entered World War I.

Ever since New Order laced up their boots and took us to Italy via the Hacienda back in 1990 the two worlds have lived in a kind of occasionally happy unison.

Then the crowd roared in unison, happy and relieved, as Ortiz flied out for the final out.

Although Mr. Pizzarelli is happiest scatting in unison with his jet-propelled guitar, his quiet crooning in duets with Ms. Molaskey brings out an undertone of dreaminess in this supreme musical extrovert.

"Cool!' they say in unison, just happy to know where to head to next.

Come, let us rise, our voices as one, in unison: I am not wildly happy but I'm not magnificently sad, so let's just chill with that, shall we, let's not upset the status quo.

They all nodded in unison, this time with smiles and happy looks.

The evening's final section, "Stevie Delicious," to Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke," is a rousing group number, full of satisfying unison, that any Broadway show would be happy to have.

Edgar Zendejas's "Sonata de Luna" had Louis-Martin Charest and Yannick Matthon subtly shifting their weight or dancing in unison for a poetic image of a relationship without a happy end.

In her home on North Bay Island, there is a photograph, taken in happier days, of Butch and a young Briny swinging a golf club in unison.