Sentence examples for will be heartily from inspiring English sources

For perhaps the first time this series, England will be heartily enjoying their lunch.

Those troubled by Mr Fico's casual approach to the rule of law and abrasive habits will be heartily relieved.

And it is certain that when you come here, you will be heartily welcomed by us all.

Nor am I especially bothered about the loss of George Papandreou, who is the sort of weak-chinned social democrat that any observer of New Labour will be heartily tired of.

Beyond that, looming ever larger, awaits the Ashes – five Tests at home and then five away – at the end of which marathon the two teams will be heartily sick of the sight of one another.

All of that gets kicked over endlessly as the centers of the baseball universe make their late-game shuffles to the mound for the decisions that will be heartily hailed/pulverized for, well, eternity.

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This change of view should be heartily welcomed.

Luckily, most viewers will be laughing too heartily to care.

The bulk of the American soldiers have yet to arrive, I believe — they will be, I think, heartily welcome, as right now Haiti needs a single strong and large force that can marshal others and help coordinate efforts on the massive scale needed.

The bulk of the American soldiers have yet to arrive, I believe they will be, I think, heartily welcome, as right now Haiti needs a single strong and large force that can marshal others and help coordinate efforts on the massive scale needed.