Sentence examples for cheerfully you from inspiring English sources

That way, he says cheerfully, "you can make snow at 90 degrees".

Looking around, Mr. Banks sipped on a Corona and said, cheerfully, "You know that you've come to the bottom of the continent here".

When I was growing up, my elegant mother, whose closet was full of beautiful shoes, often told me, quite cheerfully, "You have to suffer for beauty".

"To be in my job," she said cheerfully, "you have to be willing to put up with the lady who wants to harangue you about dogs for a half-hour on the way to the bank".

The harder you work (and more cheerfully you do it), the likelier you'll be to get noticed.

When you first activate Google Now, which cheerfully informs you that it's "always working for you," you can click one of two choices: "No, maybe later," or "Yes, I'm in".

Splendidly goofy, yes, but also a game that would cheerfully annihilate you and return you to the starting point with the cruelty of an affectless, chomping, yellow Pac-Man.

For it is Thanatos, the death drive, that picks apart the reasons your poor brain constructs to go home "now," and instead cheerfully convinces you that perhaps you should have "just one more drink maybe a Club Mate".

"It's one of those things you either love or hate," Yarnold says cheerfully. "You either never want to do it again or you get addicted to it because it's such an adrenalin rush.

It will fix the prices of club merchandise (and suffer a record fine for doing so) and cheerfully take you, the fan, for every penny you've got.

"You know, if you're paranoid and they are listening," he said almost cheerfully, "then you're not paranoid".