Sentence examples for store of happy from inspiring English sources
As long as the mind retains a store of happy memories, distance can intensify a romance, make its recollections more vivid, prompt the heart to yearn.
And in liquor stores, the faces of happy Hasidim — more than you'll now see in a lifetime in Lublin or Bialystok — stare out from bottles of Polish kosher vodka, prized for its supposed purity.
AT Fred Flare, a new store in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, full of happy, cheap, eclectic thingies, the staff ends its sentences with lots of exclamation points, question marks or both.
His obituary in the journal Building concluded:... [T]here is none today who can replace the noble personality, that keen energetic brain ever ready to give of its wonderful store of knowledge, and that happy spirit ever bright, ever optimistic, even though crushed beneath the cruel and unjust blow of the non-acceptance of his prize design for the North Shore bridge.
And his occasional nods to religious faith — like, say, his promise to make store clerks say "Merry Christmas" instead of "Happy Holidays" — are well tailored for voters for whom Christian identity is still a talisman even when an active faith is all but gone.
Shoppers carrying eclectic armfuls of books snaked in line to the back of the store, happy to queue to pay even with 50 waiting ahead of them.
You get the things on your list you accomplish what is really important--and —and you walk out of the store happy.
The video was made available for download through the iTunes Store on 13 March 2012, in conjunction with the digital release of Happy to You.
Lines of happy children, their cheeks ruddy from cold and excitement, waiting to see a department store's holiday windows.
Oh happiest of happy days.
