Sentence examples for cheerfully got from inspiring English sources

The smokers were given this floodlit patch of gulag out back, where they cheerfully got frostbite.

But rather than cheerfully getting on with life, I was spending most days at my desk crying.

Lebanon is a political mess, but it always has been a mess, and for the most part its people cheerfully get on with their lives and each other.

For decades, Vera has been cheerfully getting on with things: popping in to help neighbours, nursing her elderly mother, looking after her family.

As evidence that the drafters were tangling with substantial matters, one observer recalled "hot and heavy arguments," people "storming out of the room" and then cheerfully getting back to work.

They will respond to such typed queries as "Which of these two white blouses has heavier-weight fabric?" by cheerfully getting up from the computer to go run their hands over the items in question.

"A lot of these will be the same people," he says cheerfully, "getting happy one day, giving happy another day.

"Every time he comes," Mr Walker explains cheerfully, "we get a massive rush of volunteers".

"Well, well," replied Headquarters cheerfully, "so they got Little Augie".

"Don't ever get old," Mrs. Enos said cheerfully as she got into the car.

'Mum, you look funny,' observed my son cheerfully as I got off, ignoring my wan smile and dragging me on to the nearby Carnival Festival ride.