Sentence examples for always merry from inspiring English sources
But he never leaves anything at that, so he continues, "In the same way as those who say I am thrifty, modest, courageous, tenacious, energetic, consistent, hard-working, taciturn, refined, polite and always merry".
Keith Baxter compared Welles to Falstaff, since they were both perpetually short of money, often lied and cheated people to get what they needed and were always merry and fun loving.
Is less more in this instance – or is more always merrier? Originally, this would have generally been made with dark Jamaica rum, and most modern recipes still call for this.
On the other hand, this was because the very proliferations, the drunkenness of an unclosed universe that had always played merry hell with their inner ear, was collapsing.
Dessert and coffee was always a merry affair: the piano player grabbed an accordion, and trailed by waiters, crisscrossed the room with heartfelt renditions of "Happy Birthday".
Yeats may indeed have penned many an ominous stanza, but "the good are always the merry", and the folk in heaven may well have greeted him as the "fiddler of Dooney" and "danced like a wave of the sea".
The more is not always the merrier.
(French-bashing always gets a merry, glass-raising cheer in London; some years ago, a headline in the Sun newspaper instructed loyal readers to face East and "Bawl at Gaul").
It was about a miser called Ebenezer Scrooge who, when wished a "Merry Christmas," always said, "Bah, humbug".
He'd sit on my stomach, and we'd play hand games that always ended with this merry little boy tipping over onto the pillows only to arise and crawl on top of me again to resume the battle with a shout.
