Sentence examples for while we are happy from inspiring English sources

While we are happy for him and wish him well in his new role, we are sorry to see him go.

And while we are happy to share the office cubicles with women, the fact that we are turning into subcompacts on the road of life is starting to dawn on us.

While we are happy to have amassed this broad range of critical perspectives, we are not particularly surprised by the range of articles we received.

"While we are happy that the Premier League clubs are now using the facilities [developed for the World Cup], having a tournament of the stature of the Nations Cup will provide a great boost for those venues," Mazibuko said.

In a statement, Ms Astbury's daughter Kate Beeson said: "While we are happy that the conclusion of the NMC hearing draws a line under the case, whatever the ruling, nothing can bring my mother back, and nothing can truly reflect the severity of the nurses' negligence.

Crayford told VICE one victim of his offending had already reached out to thank her. "There is a massive shift in culture and awareness happening globally around this issue, and while we are happy to support it from afar… we're sheepish about upsetting anyone here or saying the wrong thing because it's such a small community, and our culture is very non-confrontational," she said.

She said: "If LOCOG goes ahead with this proposal, the message they send to the world is 'while we are happy to use the vibrancy, dynamism and diversity of the east end of London to win the Olympics bid, we're embarrassed and ashamed to showcase the area and its people to the world'".

While we're happy to eat processed food, it seems we're not prepared to do the processing ourselves.

But while we're happy to revisit other simple tastes of childhood (fairy cakes, gingerbread men, flapjacks ...) long after our tastes and baking prowess have evolved beyond them, we're happy to leave rock cakes firmly in the past.

While we're happy to dabble in shellfish, as far as homegrown varieties are concerned our preferences are restricted to a perfect pink lobster slice or expertly picked brown crab.

"While we're happy that voters in Pennsylvania will not be turned away if they do not have an ID, we are concerned that the ruling will allow election workers to ask for ID at the polls, and this could cause confusion," said Penda D. Hair, co-director of Advancement Project, one of the groups that challenged the law.