Sentence examples for cheery light from inspiring English sources

The play, which is showing at the Barrow Street Theater and stars Ray Yeates, didn't exactly cast the country in cheery light.

Standing there in the wide, well-stocked aisles bathed in cheery light, it was hard to imagine that the constant struggle to get enough to eat had actually been real for me or for anyone.

The suburbs were all almost completely empty, save the occasional passing car, which the photographer says heightened the tension while photographing cheery lights.

After World War II, that country's consumers "were ready for something cheery, attractive, light, bright and sort of refreshing," Mr. Brown said in a recent phone interview.

For anyone under 45, it's hard to think of Hodges and bandmate Dave Peacock (the slightly thinner one, bass) as anything but synonymous with the 1980s, when their "rockney" music – a knees-up blend of rock'n'roll, music hall and boogie-woogie – was the epitome of cheery British light entertainment.

It was a voice I knew well, usually cheery and light.

Crowds gathered from dawn till dusk for its vegetarian dairy menu of latkes and onion rolls in a cheery, brightly lighted setting.

When children lift the panels to read the hard facts behind the cheery packaging, the lights go out.

Initially cheery and apparently light-hearted, with queries about who had won the World Cup, they soon deteriorated.

Beyond the bar, the dining rooms are cheery with colorful lighting fixtures and Spanish-style modern art.

Dim Sum Go Go * [Rating: One Star] 5 East Broadway, Chinatown; (212) 732-0797 ATMOSPHERE: Inventive, French-influenced Chinese food in a brightly lighted, cheery diner.