Sentence examples for cheery in from inspiring English sources

Americans felt surprisingly cheery in May.

As bright and cheery, in fact, as the service.

It is all very cheery in the Mark by Jean-Georges.

Dear Genevieve: How come you're so darn cheery in these shows?

But it didn't feel quite as cheery in August 2011 when Emine got her results.

There is a photograph of him from the early part of the decade, vital and cheery in front of his work.

Andrew appeared at Monday night's Best of the Fest with a number of relatively new American acts and held his own with his well-honed, cheery-in-spite of-it-all, cynicism.

Perhaps nothing is more emblematic of the cheery-in-theory, tortured-in-reality approach that Republicans have taken for tax reform than the budget.

While it's hard to imagine the document wouldn't include rates ― or at least some range of rates that can be tweaked ― it's a less than fantastic sign for proponents of reform that Brady's answer is not some version of "Of course!" Perhaps nothing is more emblematic of the cheery-in-theory, tortured-in-reality approach that Republicans have taken for tax reform than the budget.

But Robert Mendelsohn of Yale University has a cheery, get-in-your-boat solution.

Some tell stories — recently on display in the library was a picture-book tribute, carefully painted in cheery colors, in memory of the artist's best friend, who had died.