Sentence examples for cheerful at from inspiring English sources

Ever the optimist, she appears cheerful at first.

But they should be a bit more cheerful at the moment.

Reason, perhaps, for those approaching old age to be a little more cheerful at the prospect.

They are young and cheerful, at ease in each other's company.

It may be the end of the World, but David Cameron seemed quite cheerful at his Downing Street news conference on Friday, announced at only 7.50 that morning.

A private, a hateful type who can be cheerful at that ghostly hour, takes over the basin next to him and remarks.

The editor-in-chief was cheerful at the prospect of going to court to defend himself against a charge of walking in the street without a shirt on.

He recalled walking to school via the canal bank that day, cheerful at the thought of the half-term holiday just hours away.

But she seemed relaxed and cheerful at the meeting, which was held inside an air force base near Don Muang International airport.

Inequality rose rapidly during the Reagan years, but "Morning in America" was nonetheless bright enough to make most people cheerful, at least temporarily.

It was cheap but cheerful at the crisps company Walkers' "Do us a Flavour" party at London's Paramount Club on 8 January, where the outlandish finalists in a public competition to create a new variety were unveiled.