Sentence examples for move happily from inspiring English sources

The move, happily, will not require luggage or a real estate agent.

Some choreographers move happily from style to style, tasting each like prize liqueurs.

One of them is simply "learn Spanish"; too many tango dancers move happily to tragic words, and vice versa.

As I type, all I have left to find is a 69-year-old male, and then I can move happily on to 70 and death.

The few comments and communities we value for their own sake (including present company, it goes without saying) will move happily into the new home, like hermit crabs switching shells.

We are so much more than what's on the outside so why can't we just accept it and move happily into the next chapter?

But for now she moved happily among her guests, offering more cake and shyly posing for pictures.

She developed a knack for talent spotting, and moved happily into sound films, not least because the witticisms that were confined to titlecards in her silent movies found a home in fast-talking screenplays of the 30s.

At the Cynthia Rowley show on Thursday night, it seemed that the designer was moving happily beyond date-night clothes, even if her program notes suggested she was honoring young women "rocking out on someone else's dime".

Mr. Rohmer's late career found him moving happily among small projects for television (including "L'Arbre, le Maire et la Médiathèque," or "The Tree, the Mayor and the Mediathèque," 1993), an early experiment with digital technology ("The Lady and the Duke," 2001), and a true-life spy story ("Triple Agent," 2004).

"Hey, hey! Ho, ho!" they chanted, appropriating the first part of an old Vietnam War protest jingle: "Old logrolling's got to go!" Hien Nguyen, at his T-shirt kiosk outside the Treasury, stared in curiosity as the protesters moved happily past, interrupting the tourist flow that feeds his bit of the capitalist experience.