Sentence examples for bring no cheer from inspiring English sources

State elections in the north-east will bring no cheer, whereas in the south it has problems in Karnataka, its only toehold.

That brought no cheer to Bush backers, because the Texan has been striving to picture himself as the man who can lead the Republicans to victory in November.

But week after week rolled by and the prior's heart sank daily as each post reaching the college brought no intelligence, cheering or otherwise, from Iowa.

I see no reason why gadgets and tech should ever bring little cheer.

Simon Williams, RAC spokesman, said: "Another promotional cut to enable motorists to buy petrol at under £1 will no doubt bring early Christmas cheer to many, but we would like to see this price being held for longer than three days with oil under $40 a barrel and the wholesale price of unleaded down".

He's not just there to bring good cheer, though.

These bring great cheer to the restaurant and to those passing by, as well.

All the same, their findings may bring some cheer to the long, cold, dark Nordic winters.

A nomination for Gautam Malkani's much-hyped debut Londonstani will bring some cheer to Fourth Estate.

But Islanders-Devils would bring little cheer to fans of Manhattan's team, the Rangers.

60 – Poinsettias donated by Hortus Forum Cornelll's undergrad horticulture club) to bring holiday cheer to local nursing homes.