Sentence examples for bringing cheer from inspiring English sources

"Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation"* is bringing cheer to booksellers and pedants all over the country.A panda walks into a café.

Chile, too, found reason to celebrate, reaching the second round and bringing cheer to a nation still recovering from an earthquake in February that killed more than 500 people and left 200,000 homeless.

She was a friend to many in the NYC real estate community and here at PDE, always smiling and bringing cheer to those who had the pleasure of knowing her.

But whereas Robin Williams's irrepressibly menschy physician was interested in bringing cheer to the dying, Dr. Joe Darrow Mr. Costnerr), morose and grief-stricken, wants to pump them for information about the dead.

The sequence ended when Nabokov made a sparkling glove save through traffic bringing cheers of "Nabby, Nabby".

Again and again she took the stage to sing, her church-trained voice filling the auditorium and bringing cheers from the crowd of students, parents and teachers.

The planes then dumped a red chemical that turned the brown smoke to white, bringing cheers from the crowd.

Yet others in the neighborhood were determined to bring cheer.

"Crime rate down" is usually a headline that brings cheer.

POLITICAL developments in Taiwan rarely bring cheer for China.

If true, this would bring cheer to a gloomy industry.