Sentence examples for a cheerful bit from inspiring English sources
The nearby King George Hotel, 334 Mason Street, (800) 288-6005, fax (415) 391-6976, www.kinggeorge.com, is a cheerful bit of Britain by the bay, with reproductions of old British prints in most of the 141 rooms.
The dish was saved by short, crisp lengths of rhubarb under bits of preserved ginger, a cheerful wink at spring, and by the duck itself.
Not much more than a bit, but enough to make this a cheerful, likable children's picture with a big heart.
PornHub's advert feels a bit like an end of term concert in a sweatshop: a cheerful showcase designed to help us forget about what's really going on below the surface.
Complaining about books on the grounds of the plots they contain, rather than how they describe them, is a bit like saying, "Tell me a story... and make it a cheerful one".
Be nice, set a bit of time aside to volunteer for a good cause, and always have a cheerful attitude and a smile.
"It's a bit of an insult to my intelligence really, isn't it?" Devon manages to maintain a cheerful impression of equanimity.
Jones makes a cheerful confession.
There was a cheerful commotion.
