"bring some cheer" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means to bring happiness or joy to a situation or person. You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as when someone is feeling sad or when you want to lift their spirits. For example: - "John's grandmother was feeling down, so he brought her some flowers to bring some cheer to her day." - "The holiday season can be stressful, but spending time with loved ones always brings some cheer." - "The team was struggling, but the coach's encouraging words brought some much-needed cheer to the players."
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.
It is one of the country's oldest and most storied clubs so to bring some cheer to supporters, here are some clips from headier days.
"We are going to bring some cheer back," he added, insisting that the wall looked "pristine and white" when it was first built, before 12 northern English winters (and summers) turned it a dull and depressing grey.
The Serbian forward Filip Djuricic took maximum advantage of two routine balls into the box in the 59th and 65th minutes to bring some cheer to his supporters after the 2-0 defeat by their neighbours and bitter rivals Croatia, who were 2-1 winners in Wales.
I'm just a storyteller, and the most rewarding part is to be able to stand at the back of a movie theatre and see how our work can bring some cheer and happiness.' But you laugh louder if the money's coming in?
However, the Fed's shift in its policy stance brought some cheer, making lower interest rates look likelier.In this section MONEY AND INTEREST RATES EXTERNAL BALANCES TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS STOCKMARKETS Reprints Related topics Interest rates Economic indicators Government and politics Central banking Public finance.
This week brought some cheer, when a judge in Milan decided that he should not stand trial for tax fraud and embezzlement (though his son, Pier Silvio, and the chairman of his Mediaset TV group, Fedele Confalonieri, were both indicted for tax fraud).
Bound to bring some Christmas cheer, it's designed to be fanned out and decorated as you see fit.
THE economic mood may be souring fast, but Nicolas Sarkozy still managed to bring some festive cheer to his electorate over the holiday period.
The festive decorations have seemingly been put up by an anonymous group called MistleTube, which says its goal is to "bring some Christmas cheer to one of the most miserable places in the capital".
