The phrase "lie happily" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to rest or recline in a content or joyful manner. Example: After a long day of hiking, I finally reached the top of the mountain and was able to lie happily on the soft grass and enjoy the breathtaking view.
Chakvetadze held a relaxed interview yesterday in the garden outside the players' lounge while her father, Djambuli, was lying happily on a nearby bench, cellphone to his ear.
A very modern girl lies happily against a brown male who is both Pan and a tree root, and a very modern man with jaunty shoes.
Working beyond the Cartesian logic of vertical and horizontal, the two designed a mass in the form of a woman's belly, which lies happily on a slope, a depression in its center for the navel.
When she lifted the shirt on my 4-year-old son, lying happily on the examining table, I could read in her face that this was serious.
That parents will happily lie to you year after year?
They observed that as well as a bitch, she could be "dishonest, vain, jealous and small-minded", and wrote "She causes trouble when she wants to and will happily lie and gossip to get her own way".
For me, as I lie on the beach, happily drinking some wine and watching the waves, I undergo a variety of visual, olfactory, and gustatory experiences.
Lions feature twice in this week's run down – a lion lies back and happily accepts a foot massage from his brave owner and a baby elephant triumphs in a fight with a pride of determined lions.
This kind of meditation is a placebo - a bit like basic yoga classes, when out of shape students lie on their mat snoozing happily while some inane teacher prattles on earnestly about how your presence in this class has really made a difference to the world, can you feel the love?
There lay little overweight Eric, happily awaiting ice cream after his tonsillectomy.
