Sentence examples for cheerful bubble from inspiring English sources
She reports the ubiquity now of cheap and cheerful "bubble" in north-west England: no one knows just what is in it and no one much cares.
It is there that they have pictures of Tommy Cooper, tips and advice to make people cheerful, bubble-blowing kits and many wheezes for a Beat the Blue Monday campaign devised with the support of the Samaritans.
And it's hard to know what to make of the inclusion of D. A. Pennebaker, Chris Hegedus and David Dawkins's road-movie concert documentary "Depeche Mode 101" (1989), whose title band purveys a kind of oddly cheerful, bubble-gummy New Wave.
When medical devices are needlessly gold-plated and services inefficient but overpriced, he argues, it means that cheap and cheerful alternatives can bubble up to challenge the incumbents.
Although he looks like sometime mentor Steven Spielberg, and wears a gaudy orange tie decorated with a string of lips, he also bubbles over with cheerful, guileless good humour as he spins one story after another.
Adults have been trying to detect some sort of subtext to that cheerful, cheeky and almost inexplicably popular Nickelodeon cartoon series since it first bubbled to the surface a decade ago.
7. To complete the cheerful circle: Reasons To Be Cheerful: The Life And Work Of Barney Bubbles, by journalist Paul Gorman.
David P. Gordon's Pop-pointillist set, a green and blue polka dot floor and backdrop accented with dialogue-bubble interjections ("Good grief!" and "Aughh!"), is pretty but maybe too cheerful.
