Sentence examples for be a cheery from inspiring English sources

"We want it to be a cheery occasion," Mr. Carter said.

At first blush, that would seem to be a cheery possibility this time around, as well.

Much tightening may be needed, but this should be a cheery riot by the time it reaches the Proms.

But it turns out to be a cheery exercise in revivalism: a tribute to Alabama, the group that dominated country charts in the 1980s.

Mr. O'Connor's choreography briefly acknowledged that winter could be a cheery time when he had couples glide as if ice-skating.

And he told the crowd, speaking as an Irishman from Ulster, that the best way to remember Karen would be a cheery celebration, convening afterward around the corner at the Kabul Health Club.

Inside Soap predicted that Albert Square would be a "cheerier place for the foreseeable future as bubbly Poppy Meadow makes a welcome return".

DEFENDING Pluto is a cheery business.

The ambassadors are a cheery bunch.

It was a cheery farewell.

Christopher, apparently, is a cheery, optimistic sort.