Sentence examples for be cheery for from inspiring English sources
adjective
In a good mood, happy, cheerful (often in a sarcastic sense). "Having already dismissed the story as an inverted pyramid of piffle, he cheerily advised the reporters to go for a run."
"It was so obvious when Cagney was smiling at his father during that scene that he was just trying to be cheery for his dad.
Not everything has been cheery for Odelein or the team.
That should be cheery news for digital publishers, but it has not worked out that way.Behavioural targeting and programmatic buying have allowed Kellogg's to find the users they want to reach more easily and for less.
Be cheery and happy and care for your friends like they were your brothers/sisters.
Nothing for her to be cheery about.
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For I am resolved, this Christmas-and-Hanukkah-time, to be cheery and happy and hopeful.
Still, there are reasons to be cheery.
Always smile and be cheery!
The clothes looked like what they are — cheery pieces for young women who want a camel peacoat or a plaid jacket, to be teamed with a short skirt and a gilded scarf, sparkling with crystal embroidery or lamé stripes.
Mercedes may announce further expansion of its car-building plant in March.All of this is cheery news for the 280,000 or so workers in the industry, South Africa's second-largest after mining.
