Sentence examples for cheerfully join from inspiring English sources

I would cheerfully join a campaign to take back our Parliament.

"Did you find Satoshi?" he asked cheerfully.

Since neither Mr. Fox nor Mr. Calderón enjoyed an absolute majority in Congress, the PRI and the leftist Party of Democratic Revolution, or PRD, cheerfully joined forces to block anything that smelled of modern capitalism.

Tens of thousands cheerfully joined up around this time exactly 100 years ago, expecting it to be all over by Christmas, but for many of them it was all over in minutes.

This week the Pew Hispanic Centre, a research institute, released a report arguing that Mexicans, who once accounted for most of the illegal influx, are now leaving the country in greater numbers than they are entering it.Nonetheless Mr Romney cheerfully joined in the denunciation of Mr Perry for his breach of party doctrine.

But with David Cameron cheerfully joining in the toast as the Tories benefited from Labour's discomfiture at the hands of the surging SNP.

Clarke's fluent 34 was ended by Bopara nipping one in off the seam but Brad Haddin cheerfully joined Marsh to punish a wearily wayward bowling unit.

The crowd was friendly, though, and cheerfully welcomed others to join in the heat-worshipping.

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

Then they can come back and join his board, he adds cheerfully.

She left her keyboard to join her dancers, and she cheerfully acted out her songs, which juggle selfless love and self-affirmation.