Sentence examples for cheerful circle from inspiring English sources
7. To complete the cheerful circle: Reasons To Be Cheerful: The Life And Work Of Barney Bubbles, by journalist Paul Gorman.
It is very bold and cheerful the circles sort of represent continuity and community, as well as how our differences make us stronger.
Thirty years ago Tony the Tiger, Snap, Crackle and Pop grinned out at you from the supermarket shelf, and the next thing you knew, the sugar-coated cornflakes and puffed rice were being wolfed down at the breakfast table by a circle of cheerful kids.
To raise both arms upwards towards the sky, moving them around in various ways, commonly in upwardly moving circles, with a cheerful expression on the face, is a sign of acclamation, a way of showing approval of something that one sees or that one hears about.
Through the poor weather, drummers inside the ancient stone circle kept the mood cheerful while new age pagans danced to their rhythm.
Marcus Powell was a cheerful, happy-go-lucky child with a circle of good friends in the reception class at Trinity primary school in Hereford.
He argues casually, conversationally, segues into offhanded, cheerful observations and questions: "Why do cookies always come in circles?" Etc.
By far the happiest people I'd seen so far at the festival were sitting in a stone circle being taught how to play the drums by a cheerful bunch of half-dressed men.
Not cheerful, but touched by grace in this moment in which we closed a circle of earth's providence and our own gratitude.
