Sentence examples for cheerful part from inspiring English sources

The most cheerful part of the country is the West.

Up ahead, in the cheerful part of Business Elite, I heard someone laugh.

In April 1978 Dury notched up his first Top Ten single, What A Waste, followed later the same year with the number one hit, Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick, and a year later Reasons To Be Cheerful (Part 3).

So you can actually read "Reasons to Be Cheerful (Part Three)", and get all the brilliant internal rhymes: "Seeing Piccadilly, Fanny Smith and Willy / Being rather silly and porridge oats".

Ian Dury's time at the top was brief, his creative peak bracketed by two brilliant singles: "Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll" (released August 1977) and "Reasons to Be Cheerful Part 3" (July 1979).

The joy must end, in no better and more eruditely down-to-earth manner than through the great Ian Dury who may have scored with Reasons to be Cheerful Part 3, but instead I'm scoring with his Sex and Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll – everything your brain and body needs, very good indeed.

It was part-cheerful, part-rueful, Blair's way of saying adieu to his European vision.

In a new taut translation by a British playwright, "Big and Small" — the episodic tale of a distraught, but cheerful woman, part-victim, part-fool, in search of friends and salvation — has returned to Europe, courtesy of the Sydney Theatre Company.

I just see being cheerful as part of my job, and I'm happiest when I'm working.

It is only with their final solemn-faced traditional bows that it becomes clear that that cheerful complicity is part of the show.

That contest aside French soon recognised that he would only gain a place if the incumbent, Paul Downton, was injured and he remained remarkably cheerful throughout – in part because of the enlightenment of the management.