Sentence examples for felt merrily from inspiring English sources

I felt merrily teased by my cameo and by the treatment of The New Yorker generally.

I might feel like merrily throttling Sam as I watch the footage of his daily drama harvested from 60 hidden cameras, but, that said, when I was Passmores age, I hated everyone (apart from my cat Sooty) and paraded about in a school uniform under a lurid pink floor-length raincoat, ripped fishnets and boxer-boots.

Tapia makes friends easily if you walk the streets of Inwood with her, you will see her merrily accosted by neighbors but she felt isolated.

And by the end you felt that same old mixture of exhilaration and deflation that "Merrily" — beautiful and damned "Merrily" — always inspires.

Tapia makes friends easily — if you walk the streets of Inwood with her, you will see her merrily accosted by neighbors — but she felt isolated.

Catching sight of the rows of bottles in my neighborhood wine store the other day -- a holiday banner hanging merrily in the window -- I felt a pang of sadness and regret.

"I have felt really good on court," he said at the end of a press conference that intruded merrily into the schedule set aside for Andy Murray to tell us exactly the opposite.

Marlene Rhee felt sure her husband, Harvey, would skip the casino and the two of them could curl up before "that cute Anderson Cooper boy" and merrily watch Mr. Obama become president.

Mark Honestlyy, Merrily didn't feel like a musical.

It's impossible not to be charmed by Sheila Hancock singing Coming Down from Aldermaston, a merrily satirical 1962 protest song that feels perfectly of its time.

Meanwhile, you could merrily eat a tryptophan-rich diet and feel better simply by believing that the foods will improve your mental health.