The phrase "cheerful start" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a particularly joyous or positive beginning of a situation or activity. For example, "Jocelyn entered her first day of work with a cheerful start, eager to take on new tasks and meet her colleagues."
That ego-boosting number one position in the medals table has been handed baton-style to China and then to the US, but it's still a cheerful start to the Games for Team Aus, with another gold in the women's trap shooting, thanks to Catherine Skinner.
When the minute comes, and he is happy and cheerful, start your move.
And those are just the traditional, old-timey issues; with the advent of social media – and vicious subtweeting, cheerful "new start" Snapchats and Instagrams of your former partner hanging out with someone who is essentially just a much hotter version of you – we now have to deal with a whole host of new hurdles, played out digitally and publicly for all our friends to see.
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If Smart Reply thinks that it understands a message that requires an answer, it will suggest three options, alongside a cheerful invitation to "start composing your reply with one tap".
While James's emergence on the world stage is the perfect way for British Cycling to begin life after London 2012, it is certainly not the only reason to feel cheerful at the start of the journey to Rio 2016.
But as the conversation shifted into why we were there, Weiner got serious and went into problem-solving mode; Abedin, while still cheerful and talkative, started to look a little nervous.
After his impressive series of economic conferences, even I (a cheerful skeptic) am starting to believe Obama will overcome this (it's-officially-a) Recession.
In the search for reasons to be cheerful, these Lions could start with the discovery of a deadly midfield duo in Brian O'Driscoll and Jamie Roberts, who together brought grace and tenacity to a Durban pitch on which the Springboks had threatened to puree the British and Irish pack.
Doug acts all innocent until she walks up next to you, then he start acting cheerful.
She's cheerful and polite at first but starts crying when asked about the land problem.
