Sentence examples for a merry one from inspiring English sources

Whatever you eat on Christmas Eve, have a merry one.

Whether or not you celebrate Christmas, do have a merry one.

This is easily my favourite Australian session beer which, if I can get shipped up from Tassie, makes sure the day is a merry one".

To quote the immortal William Makepeace Thackeray: "Yes, this is VANITY FAIR; not a moral place certainly; nor a merry one, though very noisy".

Have a Merry One -- TR.

So have a merry one from the Bell Curve.

Lisa's husband Francesco del Giocondo, a silk merchant like these men painted by Ghirlandaio, inherited the nickname of his great grandfather, a jovial wine barrel maker dubbed "giocondo" (the merry one).

Amplified to a theatrical pitch, the tale casts off its social-realist clogs and begins dancing around the stage-flats like some festive carouser; merry one moment, maudlin the next.

There were unhappy peasants at any point in history, but these merry ones outside the palace are particularly unbelievable.

MI6 and MI5 tried to recruit Bazelya, then Libya's top diplomat in London, but he 'led them a merry dance' said one intelligence source.

There is terrific support from Matthew Kelly as a booming cavalier who misreads the signs of the times, and Nicholas Rowe as the carousing King, less a merry monarch than one made melancholy by his own pointlessness.