Sentence examples for be merrily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a cheerful or merry manner.
- Merrily we row our boat... We're having so much fun we're singing about it.
Will you be merrily stuffing your face with turkey at the faculty Christmas meal, or shamefully struggling through a slice of humble pie?
Even more, the app doesn't offer which apps to restrict, so little Jimmy might be merrily ploughing through Mummy's work email for 20 minutes rather than flicking angry birds into greenhouses.
Nowhere did the President or the new law's sponsors on Capitol Hill state the blindingly obvious: that if it hadn't been for Snowden's leaks, the intelligence agencies' excesses would never have come to light, the U.S.A. Freedom Act wouldn't exist, and the N.S.A. would still be merrily sweeping up phone records and analyzing them as it saw fit.
"Highly indebted governments, banks or corporations can seem to be merrily rolling along for an extended period, when--bang --confidence collapses, lenders disappear and a crisis hits," when--bang --confidenceff.
After the departure, I was certain that by the time I returned back from the tarmac, June and Ward Cleaver and the Beave would be merrily on their way back to Connecticut.
In short, the path to an estate tax-free world is getting shorter, and Obama appears to be merrily holding hands with those who want to push the estate tax off a cliff.
In fact, Mr Bush has been merrily signing expensive legislation.
One minute, a boy is merrily bobbing along.
As much as $67m in crisp, clean cash was merrily packed into suitcases.
Barack Obama's critics on the right have been merrily bashing him for years.
Between 2001 and 2004 some $67m was merrily carted off in suitcases.
