Sentence examples for cheery memories from inspiring English sources
A few sandwiches and cup of tea is the usual send-off fare, before everyone repairs to the pub for a few pints and to exchange cheery memories of the dear departed.
By the time you get to the end of the book's 400 pages, quite possibly on your knees, the earlier joys of scoffing two pennorth of murphies from Sally Harrowell's tuck shop is merely a cheery memory.
Never having heard a cheery sweatshop memory, I must look a little dubious.
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.
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.
The bleakness of the Baltimore projects depicted in the HBO series "The Wire," for which Mr. Price wrote several episodes, is absent from his memories of cheery, chaotic play.
And in real life, escaping an abuser doesn't end with a cheery soundtrack; victims will carry the memories for ever, with some never fully recovering from the abuse.
Mrs. Goldberg is a cheery woman with her family history committed to memory and ready to be explained.
There is nothing quite so excruciating as the forced, cheery introduction; even now I shudder at the memory of the "welcome song" at Club Med.
