Sentence examples for Most merry from inspiring English sources
Even then, as now, she was the most considerate of roommates, the most exhilarating of conversationalists, the most merry of companions, the most loyal of friends.
Please give a hearty welcome to Monty Navarro, the conniving killer who helps turn murder most foul into entertainment most merry in the new musical "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder".
The crew celebrated Christmas aboard Monitor while berthed at Hampton Roads in what was described as a most merry fashion, while many other celebrations were occurring along the shore.
To help celebrate this most merry time of year, we asked some of our favorite selectors the same three questions about how they're basking in the holiday spirit this year: What are you doing this season?
To help celebrate this most merry time of year, and of course, to make sure all of you rave-heads know that many of your favorite DJs are actual real people, we asked some of our favorite selectors just how exactly they bask in the holiday spirit.
Although it has its artfully serious moments, it is for the most part a merry affair and in it Ruby Keeler (Mrs. Al Jolson) makes her motion picture début.
He designed 20 operas for Holland Park, most recently The Merry Widow in 2006, Lakmé in 2007 and Orpheus in the Underworld in 2009.
Later, to the presumed astonishment of all concerned -- except, perhaps, Welles -- the show won a special George Foster Peabody Award for its "wit, originality and insouciance... one of the merriest, most irreverent half-hours of the year 1958".
In one of Creator U-Ram Choe's most recent installations, Merry-Go-Round, the piece initially seems to be a beautifully-crafted, aesthetically-pleasing novelty, a miniature replica of a carousel that evokes nostalgia for the "good ol' days" of cotton candy, arcade tickets, and Ferris wheels.
As ever, the Oxford English Dictionary provides the most inclusive definition - "Make merry with much alcohol" - an activity to which a great many of us can aspire this festive season.
