Sentence examples for doing cheerful from inspiring English sources

Now she was doing cheerful confetti splashes of red, yellow and blue, calligraphic pirouettes, sweeping curves and minor skirmishes of linear forms, mostly spare on big white canvases.

It's a cute project, until you get to the eight-year-old Nepalese girl who works in a rock quarry, which is on like page 4. He's also done cheerful smile-time stuff, like a series on great apes and a huge scrapbook of Pablo Escobar's home photos.

But those numbers for knife crime, robbery and young victims of serious violence do not make cheerful reading.

I listened on Radio 2, with Simon Mayo doing his cheerful best in a live broadcast from the Science Museum in London.

Gail: On Tuesday night while Paul was doing his cheerful old coot act after he came in third, Rand was standing behind him looking as if he wanted to take a blowtorch to the ballroom.

But on Saturday the assembled creative types did their best to make cheerful use of imaginary blank walls.

So does the cheerful use of old pop and Motown songs when Sister Mary Clarence takes over the choir.

So, Ms. Brown's producer wanted her to do a cheerful segment on a dance class for aspiring Rockettes.

"We're trying to give them some alternative things to do," the cheerful Mr. Tabor said by telephone on Tuesday.

Pinkie the baby-faced killer and his simple-complex vileness, alternately treading down and encouraging naive Rose's spaniel love, makes for repeated wincing on the reader's part; so does his cheerful nemesis, Ida, and her somehow hideous implacability, peeping out like withered children from the jolly robe of the Spirit of Christmas Present.

It comes with a two-story, West Indian-style villa done in cheerful yellow and blue.