Sentence examples for hefty happy from inspiring English sources

The restaurant also has a hefty happy hour menu on offer (if you're not too busy in the games room), including a marvelous oysters-and-prosecco-deal: half a dozen oysters and a glass of prosecco for just $20.

However, don't forget that it's not in your best interest to recruit a good friend with a hefty-happy appetite who, in order to avoid upsetting you, their best friend, will never once admit that the frittata you made for breakfast was way too salty or the pumpkin pie much too sugary even for his super-sweet tooth.

The sacrifices of such a monotonous schedule and objectionable attitude are hefty: a happy life on the road being foremost among them.

While legendary dairy farmer Bob Giacomini has, for decades, been composting and recycling the manure generated by his hundreds of happy, hefty, healthy heifers, his son-in-law, Teddy, is now packaging it and bringing it to the people with his new company, Point Reyes Compost Company (www.prcompostco.com).

Antitrust watchdogs have waved through the Albertsons sale, which, especially given the hefty breakup fee involved, is happy news for grocery chain Supervalu and its consortium of buyers.

Are you happy to pay a hefty fee on top of the ticket price to see your favourite comedian, band or show?

There are 18 small plates, four entree-size offerings for those who aren't happy grazing, a roster of hefty sandwiches and a few entree salads.

With the half-term holiday ending the previous weekend, Wreck-It Ralph fell by a predictably hefty 59%, but Disney will be more than happy with a 24-day total of £20.43m.

The drug's hefty price has not made some members of Congress happy.

I'm a big fan of his work, so I was happy to support him — even with the hefty price tag.

Even now that the Los Angeles County Museum is delivering the carrot on what is arguably a pretty nice plate — a show of photographs, films and artworks that will take up half a floor of the Broad Contemporary wing, accompanied by a hefty catalog — not all are so sure they're happy.