Sentence examples for cheerfully invites from inspiring English sources

That title, taken from an alias he once assumed, cheerfully invites us to take seriously the idea that he is, indeed, Mr Nice, that the drugs he was importing were the nice, soft, hippyish ones – distinct from harder substances – and that he personally never did anything nasty, which makes him a very rare drug-smuggler indeed.

While the site offers a page providing visitors with news of the latest scary development, it cheerfully invites admirers of the baneful appliance to submit photographs of themselves and their loved ones posing with their lamps.

William cheerfully invited his friend to join them – which was all very well, but how did she feel?

He answered his own phone, responded to my questions generously and cheerfully, and invited me to call him back.

A (very) handsome semi-naked man greeted us cheerfully and invited us to support the cause; "Do you want to take a polaroid for Benjamin's project?" I was in for the thrill of the ride and had promised myself I would let whatever happened, happen.

Ten years ago Lionel had a heart operation and was given a less than evens chance of surviving, so, rather typically, he held a party, telling his friends cheerfully that we were invited because we might not see him again.

Sergeant Fear cheerfully notes that "everyone is invited" to the festivities on the Fourth and that "the National Mall is open".

"As Mr. Gjelten writes, and succeeds in proving, 'the history of Cuba can be narrated around tales of rum.' " Like advertising for other alcohol brands, Bacardi ads have tended to depict situations where the liquor is cheerfully imbibed on social occasions to which only attractive people have been invited.

But Podgorica so far has shown no inclination to invite in its "historic ally" Russia whom the government is cheerfully double-crossing.

Finally, he invited her to accompany him on one of his voyages and Mrs. Boilier cheerfully accepted, believing that the voyage would lead to reconciliation.

The joke the reader is invited to share is that, far from the decorated hero he's publicly perceived to be, Flashman cheerfully reveals himself to be a craven lecher, a shameless rogue whose reputation for bravery is thoroughly undeserved.