Sentence examples for cheerfully report from inspiring English sources

When we took my daughter into the crowded chapel at Sainte-Chapelle, she looked around and proclaimed, "Wooow!" inspiring a young guard to get on his walkie-talkie to cheerfully report the incident.

That's why we could cheerfully report in 1922, without qualifying comment, that Coach Knute Rockne of Notre Dame had decreed sports a cure for "the effeminate type of cookie eater" on campus; he recommended that boxing be compulsory for every college man.

She cheerfully reported that the glass was half full.

But this "rise," which Rosin so cheerfully reports, is in fact a devastating social collapse.

Ms. Homans writes: But this "rise," which Rosin so cheerfully reports, is in fact a devastating social collapse.

As mayor, she has played against this type, and cheerfully reports how on a school visit a child shouted out, "You ain't no mayor!

"My cousin came off the train in London and was greeted by a policeman," a refugee cheerfully reports by telephone from London.

Last Thursday, Valentine cheerfully reported in from Commonwealth Avenue in Boston to tell Kay that despite the Red Sox' poor start, he only saw supportive fans waving at him and beeping at him from their cars.

IT WAS just a week ago that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton cheerfully reported that Russia was ready to "lean" on the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad as part of a new United Nations plan for a transitional government.

"United States pesticide makers appear to have tapped a sales bonanza in the increasing numbers of broad-scale pest-elimination programs conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture," one trade journal cheerfully reported in 1958.

"It takes a lot of time to be a genius, you have to sit around so much doing nothing, really doing nothing," Stein cheerfully reports in "Everybody's Autobiography".