Glad In A Sentence

• The glad sound has gone out of it.
• Are you glad when spring comes?
• We were very glad to get back.
• What would the people be glad to have from our country?
• I am glad the old man did disinherit me.
• Gray dropped his hands and looked up with a wild glad cry.
• I ran all the way as usual, and was very glad to get in.
• Man glad to have somebody to talk to. . .
• I'm glad to see you safe return'd to town.
• He would have been glad of half a quid, anything. . .
• The chums were glad also to meet Hal Vincent.
• She was very cross, often; I'm very glad she's married.
• I'm glad to find you think me so.
• I'm glad of your good fortune.
• What would you take with you that the people would be glad to get?
• I was very glad to hear it, because such singing as hers will improve yours.
• I was not glad to feel the intermitting tenor supplant that soprano.
• The visitor is glad to see the friendly word after a long trip.
• I'm glad to see you safe, and in good health.
• Bamtz in his funk was only too glad to see the Frenchman humoured.
• At the stage door they smiled painfully, nodded, glad to part.
• I shall be glad to remain with Emily as long as she cares for my society.
• You know our rooms are small, or we should be so glad to see Fatima.
• I was almost glad that it ended before I, too, quite broke down.
• I declare, I'm glad I thought of it!
• Fore Heav'n, I'm glad on't!
• Demea, I'm glad to see you well. DEMEA.

• We shall be glad to furnish you and Smith with comfortable quarters until then.
• So on we hastened to Lhassa at last, glad to have secured the pony, but now somewhat belated.
• Now plague upon these envious tale-bearers, Who are so glad to fetch and carry news!
• Byrne was glad to learn that no troops of that nation had been seen in the neighbourhood for months.
• It was a country to make glad the heart of man, where he might richly enjoy the fruits of his labour.
• You'll not have much longer to spend in company with me; you'll be glad of that, won't you?
• We would have been glad to drop in at the Davidson bungalow, but we were made to feel somehow that we were not very welcome there.
• I thank his Majesty for his kind message, and am proud to have it and glad to express my sincere reciprocation of its sentiments.
• I can let you have quite a little work myself, and I know there are others who will be glad of a chance to get sewing done.
• Fear and sorrow in like measure choked her, and her soul awoke, and tremblingly she walked out of the house, glad to breathe the sweet evening air.
• I'm glad you thought of it; it's a pity that I never think of any such thing myself until the procession has gone by.
• This Pep was a brave fellow to risk his life for the child, and I'm glad he did it.
• But he also, like those "ignorant savages," the plantation boys, was only too glad to leave an island haunted by the ghost of a white man.

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