Sentence examples for happy upon from inspiring English sources

I doubt he would be too happy upon knowing they're boring students who read and analyse his texts to tears.

I was especially happy, upon returning to Manhattan, to discover that a daylong celebration of Lou Reed, "The Bells," was happening at Lincoln Center Out of Doors that Saturday.

In court today, Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly said she was "not happy upon receiving the proposed changes" just a week before hearings were to begin and offered sympathy for Microsoft's concern that it needed more time to prepare for a hearing on the revised proposal.

The crowd in Melbourne has rightfully lavished her in praise for first accomplishment but didn't seem particularly happy upon learning the second fact.

She found a woman that trained dogs to have sex with other women, and says that despite claims the dog was healthy, it did not appear particularly happy upon her arrival.

Complicating the concept of reward insensitivity among patients is that they and controls rated themselves similarly "happy" upon winning in the CBG (Fig. 2D).

Happy day! Upon entrance to the ballpark, we are handed Mets jerseys because it's Mets Jersey Day.

So they come, from Germany and Australia, New Jersey and Ohio, to indulge a passion that is mostly male, listening to scanners that blare out dispatchers' directions, chasing trains with their cameras and talking train trivia for happy hour upon happy hour, far into the night.

And then Baby Amber toddled by, making this funny noise in her throat of not being very happy, and upon reaching the Snack Cart she like seized up and tumped over, giving off this sort of shriek.

In dealing with this vexed subject we think he has hit the happy mean upon which all parties in the North and all loyalists in the South can unite".

The deity of Genesis — Who with His own hands fashions Adam from dust ("humus" in one of Alter's less happy improvements upon the King James text) and Who strolls in the evening cool of Eden, teases Sarah into geriatric childbearing, and wrestles the night away with her grandson Jacob — becomes, after His implacable hail of plagues upon Pharaoh's land in Exodus, dismayingly cruel.