Sentence examples for much happily from inspiring English sources

This proximity to so much happily sweating, singing young talent makes the experience of "Lysistrata Jones" (previously staged under another title at the Dallas Theater Center) feel like what sitting in on one of Mr. Schuester's club meetings on "Glee" might be like.

The fairy tale is often thought to be a simple fantasy, a childish portrait of the world with great villainy vanquished and much happily-ever-aftering.

So much for happily ever after.

"He left us with so much that, happily, he'll never be forgotten".

Much more happily, it was also the scene for the grand finale of Slumdog Millionaire.

A touchdown a few feet one way or the other could have ended much less happily.

Ermengarde is re-united with her aunt Eliza, who decides to run a friendly boarding house for the girls, now much more happily attending day schools.

After the play, which ends much more happily than Shakespeare's, the young audience members will look for insects in the garden.

If the Bolshevik leader hadn't been possessed by utopian dreams of bureaucratic order, Graeber seems to be saying, the Soviet experiment could have turned out so much more happily than it did.

Then one day when he asked his neighbors why their corner of Alexandria seemed to be so much more happily integrated than any other part of the Washington area, they told him it was because of a high school football team.

In other words, more to come, happily — much more.