Sentence examples for a nice cheery from inspiring English sources
Self-deprecation too from Sam Carter, another bloke with a guitar whose set included "possibly the most middle-class breakup song ever" – We Never Made It to the Lakes – and "a nice cheery hanging ballad with a singalong chorus".
Try to do this for an extremely special pal- If your beads are big enough, or if the hole in your charm is big enough, stuff in a small note in a nice, cheery colour that says: "Hey (insert their name)!
I'm particularly fond of Eliot Spitzer's TimeTube, which provides a nice contrast between his cheery political ads and the infamous Client Number 9 debacle.
Partly it's a cheery celebration of outsize women everywhere, and their right to enjoy a nice sandwich and wear attractive, curve-hugging fashions rather than the ghastly kaftans Cass once sported.
If you're having just a small group of very special friends over, splurge on a nice bone china cup or mug but if you're having a lot of people over, choose plain and cheery cheap versions or go eclectic and purchase used ones from the charity store that are still in excellent condition.
The cheery presence of Mr. Balestracci, who jumps in and out of some acts and assists in others, provides a nice through-line.
Each model has a nice economic interpretation.
It is a nice presentation.
He plays out the sinking of the ship in, basically, real time, with pauses for moments of calm during the storm (after the impact, but before it sinks), and check-ins with the musicians ("Nice and cheery, as if there's no panic").
A man with a cheery smile will walk in.
