happy hour

As the crowd sucked down the debate happy-hour specials in the hours before the debate, a worried frisson settled over them.

With a Republican frontrunner weaker than a happy-hour margarita and a significantly reshuffled deck of challengers.

They should spend more time in the kitchen and less time worrying about the specials and happy-hour board.

The happy hour shall come, all the more appreciated because it comes unexpectedly.

The day wears away, and at length comes the happy hour when gown and slippers may be brought into requisition.

Looking back afterwards that seemed to Judith to be the last happy hour she had with Nancy for some time.

The change he marked was not the influence of the present happy hour; a stronger and less recent power had done the magic work.

And now, as the happy hour of his departure was quickly approaching, he became silent for a little.