Sentence examples for especially merry from inspiring English sources
Its programmers, who probably haven't seen their families in months, will have an especially merry Christmas this year.
Christmas is around the corner, and thus, this podcast is especially merry.
He had the merriest smile, especially when delivering grim prophecies about his country, and he had brought cakes and an emergency flask of black coffee to keep spirits high.
It's a merry time -- especially in the riverside neighborhoods and the Alameda das Fontainhas Square overlooking the Dom Luis I bridge -- with street dancing, bonfires, grilled sardines and vinho verde, culminating in fireworks on the river near the bridge.
In an especially discerning moment, Teffi watches a "merry shoal of fish" and in them, she sees reflected her country's people: "Oh little fish, little fish, can you trust this leader of yours?
Ali would later cringe at that quotation, especially when journalists harked back to it as proof that a merry man-child had been misguided into becoming a hateful militant.
"It's certainly bringing more people to the area, especially on the weekend," said Gregory Choron, the owner of the Merry-Go-Round toy store on Main Street.
THAT little old Brooklyn carousel maker creating the merry-go-round for Bryant Park is neither especially little, at 5-foot-11, nor noticeably old, despite his 68 years.
And many, especially female staff, were members of (women's) groups and merry-go-rounds, which combine saving and investment with social purpose.
Your merry-making could easily create a lot of noise (especially if the venue is an apartment), and your guests will likely occupy most of the parking space in that area.
