Sentence examples for peak happy from inspiring English sources

Just when we thought we had reached peak "Happy," "Weird Al" Yankovic has come up with a parody that has Pharrell's catchy tune in our heads all over again.

Instead, people are happy in their 20's, dip in middle age and then, on average, hit peak happiness just after retirement at age 65.

The research also found that people are much happier on weekends; the peak of happiness on Twitter is reached on Sunday mornings.

Although it can take months for a song to truly peak – Pharrell's Happy being a previous example of a sleeper phenomenon – there are already signs that Uptown Funk is feted for ubiquity.

He said the incident happened during the peak of weekday happy hour, when there is typically anywhere from 15 to 45 people in the bar area as well as three to five tables of diners at the restaurant.

In "Jumpers," a dithery philosopher and his terminally neurotic wife reach their happiest peak of communication in a game of charades.

We turn up off-peak and are happy to lurk downstairs in a kind of steel-lined strongroom, as though we're eating in the walk-in fridge; it's fun actually, like an extension of the compact, bustling kitchen at the end of the room.

I'm happy for peak moments – it's the intensity of activity.

Every time the OBR crunches its numbers the peak rises and the happy horizon at which the government's pile of IOUs starts to shrink recedes.

World War II, for example, saw a "sad peak," while use of happy words spiked in the 1920s and again in the 1960s, before the Anglophone world settled into another "sad" period starting in the 1970s.

"My plan was always aiming for 2012 to peak so I'm happy to have a gradually improved.