Sentence examples for a merrily from inspiring English sources

Or is it a merrily functional and picturesque waterfront encircling a national symbol of environmental recovery?

We cruised past a merrily puffing volcano near Sumatra, thick grey smoke and grit billowing into the blue sky.

In person, he was a merrily humane optimist, warm-blooded and gregarious; to know him was to love him.

This rich anniversary anthology of (mostly) new poems reveals a merrily mutinous nation of writers with all the flair and ambition of their sporting peers.

It's impossible not to be charmed by Sheila Hancock singing Coming Down from Aldermaston, a merrily satirical 1962 protest song that feels perfectly of its time.

In a merrily recursive tangle, songs become videos shown on television to promote movies gaining attention for albums connected to tours and T-shirt sales.

My first view is thrilling: there's Joan Rivers, along with Kim Parrish, a host, merrily talking about brooches and bracelets on a lavish living room set that the tour guide tells us is used only for Ms. Rivers's shows.

We climbed up ramp after ramp to the very top, where we sat among a regular, merrily beer-sodden crew, and, inevitably, watched the Saints lose.

That dark errand done, he lightened up as always, presiding over the center aisle like a lord merrily indulging the subjects invited into his manor.

When a passer-by rushed into the school to inform the headmistress that there was a child merrily skipping on the roof, she snapped, "It must be that little devil of a Kemble".

A Pondmaster fountain burbled merrily in a lifeless pond, a marauding cat having made short work long ago of the goldfish therein, leaving its cheeky calling card on the rock ledges: fishy skeletons.