Sentence examples for cheery face from inspiring English sources

Military families, so often the ones to put a cheery face on war, are growing vocal.

"You don't like it, that's your problem," he says about his greatly changed, though still remarkably cheery, face.

Despite the heavy task ahead, Fallon is going into the new job wearing his trademark cheery face.

Knock vigorously.' I do, and the cheery face of Professor John Bayley promptly appears at the window, chewing baked beans.

Peake was no seasoned storyteller or trained presenter, but his cheery face, genuine passion and the undeniably fascinating subject matter made this an incredibly enjoyable watch.

Staton has a round and cheery face that belies both her years and emotional traumas, but the darkness of her turbulent past has not entirely left her.

Not a single red-hatted, cheery faced, garden gnome inhabits my garden.

Although a computer can't replace the emotional impulse in gardening — the one that causes me to buy more buddleia than I need because its weepy branches lure butterflies, or crowd beds with pansies because their open, cheery faces remind me of my daughter — the design program allowed me to proceed with confidence.

How to pry the truth from our usually cheery faces?

Whether you visit the children or the other patients, Christmas is always a very hard time for patients and to see cheery faces of people coming to see how they are, perhaps with fresh fruit and a stuffed teddy or two, is always welcoming.

But by the cheery look on his face, he is definitely a fan of getting paid to take idiots to the middle of nowhere, in the cold, without any firm plans of how they're going to get back.