be pleased about in a sentence

• Larsson insisted there was nothing to be pleased about after the final.
• Bloberta would not be pleased about Clay's lie about his father being dead.
• "McVeigh would be pleased about the government's embarrassment, " he said.
• The fourth quarter aside, Toldeo had plenty to be pleased about.
• He has to be pleased about the embarrassment of the government,
• And on the surface they have plenty to be pleased about.
• They may never be pleased about this symbol of American technological superiority, experts say.
• During the season, 23'other'matches were arranged, where there was much to be pleased about.
• Despite finishing second in the PGA Championship, Steve Stricker has much to be pleased about.
• The coach also had much to be pleased about.
• It's difficult to see be pleased about in a sentence .
• But Dwyer still found much to be pleased about.
• It is a paradox to be pleased about this,
• I think the world should be pleased about it.
• "You can't be pleased about anything in this case,"
• The Islanders have more to be pleased about.
• The losers are the Texas Rangers, and they are not going to be pleased about it.
• Smith has plenty to be pleased about.
• He should be pleased about that, too.
• But it was and the Yankees could not be pleased about stumbling against the worst team in baseball.
• He'd be pleased about that ."