"What Marty is doing is not unusual right now," Ms. Kent said, because many people who used to work for well-known agencies "have developed such a network of associates that it's easy to reach out to the best in breed" and form what she described as "merry bands of all-stars".
And Frost described the merry-go-round free safety situation as "a bit of a mess" since he has been a Jet.
He describes the merry convergence of people in the park as the seasons turn: "On the first day of spring in search of antidote they seek the park, hardly aware of biological imperative.
The center is a new offshoot of the libertarian Institute for Justice, which has made a name for itself and its self-described "merry band of litigators" by bringing lawsuits on behalf of school choice and private property.
All of this means that Merivel, which begs to be described as a "merry romp", is actually a more unusual thing: a melancholy romp.
A reviewer from gay.com described the song as "merry" and a "naughty choice", praising its "dark decadence".
The crew celebrated Christmas aboard Monitor while berthed at Hampton Roads in what was described as a most merry fashion, while many other celebrations were occurring along the shore.
Gordon Pirie, the Yorkshireman who had modelled himself on Zatopek and raced against him in 1952, described it as "the merriest and gayest home I've been in".
With its theme of resistance against oppression, the book has been called "the Bible of Flanders" and "the breviary of freedom"; yet neither the gruesome death and torture scenes nor a certain tendency to philosophize prevent its being, as the author describes it, "a merry, jovial book, a work of art and of literature".
Howard Stringer, chairman of the Sony Corporation, described Mr. Hamlisch as a "merry minstrel" with a "mischievous smile".
Catucci described "SMS (Bangerz)" as a "merry rap-off" with pop singer Britney Spears, who appears as a guest vocalist in the second verse.
