Sentence examples for cheerful crew from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday morning, a cheerful crew, overseen by Nitin Pendharkar of Osborne, began by folding the wings of 20-pound turkeys under the breasts.

We were helped along by the crew, a young, cheerful bunch who, when we ran into them off-duty onshore, were indistinguishable from us passengers.

Eric Schlossberg, one of the store employees (a refreshingly laid-back, cheerful, artistic crew of dancers, stylists, etc)., explained it thusly: "I mean, what Theory customer is going to be walking around in a conical bra-dress with five-inch platforms?" (To his great credit, Mr. Schlossberg, the day I visited, was attempting to dress his own mother in such items).

The crew is a cheerful half-and-half jumble of Brits and Serbs.

SERVICE Even when understaffed and overworked (weekend evenings), the crew manages to be cheerful and efficient.

The cast and crew tried to remain cheerful in front of the live audience between takes while the writers gathered in a room to rework lines for potentially larger laughs.

Our waitress one night was new, though, and a bit tentative but she received cheerful support from the rest of the crew.

"The American crew on the ship, very cheerful lot, they said 'oh we're just going to go through the minefields'.

But on their first day back, the chorus was cheerful; the members reveled in front of news crews outside the school, burst into bits of song and gave interviews with the ease of Hollywood professionals.

If you want an idea of what the marchers look like, think last days of Empire meets Easyjet flight crew, banging away at oversized drums and whistling cheerful ditties about being up to their knees in "Fenian blood".

Cheerful, eh?