Sentence examples for as merrily from inspiring English sources

The studies found that people who thought they were drinking alcohol behaved exactly as aggressively, or as affectionately, or as merrily as they expected to when drunk.

However, he is probably crying over the world television and video rights, and also over the fact that he has finally made his debut with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, which sat there as merrily as undertakers, their bows resting like bayonets during the solos.

The Republicans have been reactive, agreeing to the basic premises of the transfer society while generally trying to slow the rate of growth in spending (although Nixon and Bush II took the line of least political resistance and spent as merrily as any Democrat not named Obama).

The British spy as merrily as the Americans, according to Mr Snowden.

Several things are missing, however, that keep "Flying Swords" from being as merrily enjoyable as "Dragon Inn".

Later, Crumb rants: "Look around you, folks — blood flows as merrily as beer on tap — that's your 21st century".

Many of the latest ships are also being built with electric propulsion systems: their engines turn huge electricity generators, the power from which can be used both to propel the ship and to power its weapons.The big trend now is to try to scale up three other sorts of laser that are far more compact than chemical lasers and can fire away merrily as long as they have power and don't get too hot.

So did Charlie the Chicken, a pop-up book for the very young (although I noticed older siblings cackling away merrily as well).

The USP of audio, though, is changing as we merrily live stream and Periscope shows as they're broadcast or check YouTube clips after the event.

It featured Lee as Lord Summerisle, merrily locking arms with his fellow pagans as their victim, caged in a giant basket, burned to death.

As we merrily roll along, radically altering the planet, we are, as the leaked I.P.C.C. report makes clear, increasingly in danger of committing ourselves to outcomes that will simply overwhelm societies' ability to adapt.