Sentence examples for a cheery time from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Connor's choreography briefly acknowledged that winter could be a cheery time when he had couples glide as if ice-skating.

It's not a cheery time, the experience of cataloguing your regrets, making lists of all the rotten things you've done in life, things you wish you haven't done, basically just examining the futility of your own existence.

All of this will surely bring delight Friday to Yankees fans, who could recall a less cheery time at Fenway Park for their club.

We talked to him about his cheery time as a hostage in Somalia in 2004.

"My guess is that in recent times because there has been a lot of economic doom and gloom, the collective consciousness has taken comfort in things that remind us of cosy, cheery times.

At first blush, that would seem to be a cheery possibility this time around, as well.

Others will be calling for an appointment, knowing they'll more likely hear the engaged tone than a cheery receptionist each time they press the redial button.

"Hello," one of the robots answers in a cheery tone.

Use a cheery tone, and stretch your vowels.

Much tightening may be needed, but this should be a cheery riot by the time it reaches the Proms.

Maybe simply a cheery "sorry!" So next time you're seated next to me, at least say something ("Good morning" or "Excuse me I'm in 13B" or "You're hogging the armrest" even) and don't cringe if I do the same.