live quite happily造句

• But when Shunpei finds Setsu, she seems to be living quite happily.
• Most people who can't tolerate cats can live quite happily with a sphynx, she says.
• And, on that, I will live quite happily.
• Although generally a peaceful bird, which lives quite happily alongside humans, the willie wagtail will defend its nest aggressively.
• I may be reduced in six years to my pension and Social Security, and on that, I will live quite happily.
• However surgeons always overlook the fact that twins can live quite happily together forever in their mad rush for fame and the spotlight.
• The Prince and his bride and her sisters live quite happily, recovering 50 wagonloads of the gold thread that had been hidden away by the witch.
• In some ways I wish I had had that urge, because I adore children . . . I feel I can live quite happily with my decision.
• A little, pathetic island where you and all your ancestors have lived quite happily for hundreds of years . " Seriously, these are the kind of comments they make.
• :: : People are now living quite happily in climates that are much hotter than Europe, say, will ever be even under the most pessimistic scenarios for climate change.
• Upon his return, some of the men expressed doubts about Boone's loyalty, since after surrendering the salt making party he had apparently lived quite happily among the Shawnees for months.
• Upon his return to Boonesborough, some of the men expressed doubts about Boone's loyalty, since after surrendering the salt-making party, he had apparently lived quite happily among the Shawnees for months.
• Wild boars can live quite happily on their own, chickens are just a kind of pigeon, cows eat grass and have no predators . . . sure, a lot would die, but extinct?
• Anything can and usually does happen to Madeline, namesake star of this charming film about a pint-sized, precocious orphan living quite happily ( if a bit precariously ) in Paris in the 1950s.
• Technological innovation has become as inexorable a presence in the lives of athletes and their entourages as it has for those of us who used to live quite happily without modems and hard drives.
• :Well, just remember that bit about " lived quite happily for hundreds of years ", being an island has its advantages, as we discover whenever little corporals from the continent get big ideas . talk ) 20 : 59, 18 December 2008 ( UTC)
• Legally polygamy is barred in most western countries, but any combination is possible in de facto ( I know a FMM group and a FMF group living quite happily here in NZ ) . wha ? " 00 : 06, 19 February 2006 ( UTC)