What was happening to my cheerful, sane, son?
We're generally cheerful people, sons and daughters of Disneyland and open roads.
The children in the gym with whom Jasmine felt most kinship were the unaccountably cheerful teen-age sons of the woman who was withdrawing from heroin.
There among the sunbathers, paddling around the small pool, was a cheerful, toothy boy wearing a mask and a snorkel: this was Rapace's son, Lev, age 8.
The father convicted of the killing of his "smiley and cheerful" 11-month-old son has been jailed for 10 years.
Gregory was a cheerful man, and the son of a Holocaust survivor; he had six children, and he sometimes wore a T-shirt that read, "I Have the Body of a God: Buddha".
Scrooge wakes up determined, among other things, to help the family of his clerk, Bob Cratchit Nick Cordileonee), which includes a cheerful, but doomed, crippled son, Tim (Luke Sauer, alternating with Adam Riegler).
A comparison to Hitchcock is instructive, even if Pinter is now a social nob and a Marylebone Cricket Club gent (he dotes on cricket -- and other prolonged games of genteel torture), while Sir Alfred stayed (to English ears) a greengrocer's son and a cheerful vulgarian.
The more cheerful and care-free younger son who goes with Dad tries to grow a vegetable garden to supplement his fast food diet.
At the center of it all is Drew, the relentlessly cheerful guy who not only coached his son Bryce but whose other son, Scott, is also his assistant coach.
