Sentence examples for it's cheery from inspiring English sources

Emmerdale, Coronation Street and EastEnders (5.45pm and 8pm on ITV1, 9.30pm on BBC1) It's cheery as ever in soapland: in Albert Square, Phil Mitchell's liver may finally fail him; in Emmerdale, Ashley's struggle with early-onset dementia continues; and over in Weatherfield, wild-child Bethany takes a load of diet pills and collapses.

It's cheery and cute, and even oddly sexy.

It's cheery if ever so close to antiseptic.

It's cheery and upbeat with mulberry-trimmed amber walls, an open kitchen framed by a brightly tiled wraparound counter and a scattering of antique bottles, copper plates, seltzer bottles, flower sifters and coffee cans.

I suspect it's going to be an austere old week in Australian politics – so it's cheery on a Sunday evening to think a drag artist can win Eurovision just because the performance was by far the best offering in the song fest, and that we can be collectively excited about it, watching on, from all around the world.

The song has a slightly calmer tempo in comparison to the others on the list, but it's cheery nonetheless.

On its own terms, I suppose, it is cheery enough as it searches for a wobbly balance between "Mean Girls" edge and princessy ick.

But "Let It Snow" is cheery, and it gets by on the energy of the actors, who may be as taken by the movie's guilelessness as audiences could be.

It would be cheery to see a trend here, with Malone's chart victory over Cowell presaging an era in which nice prevails over nasty, when the joy of collective solidarity edges out the cult of the narcissistic individual.

It'd be cheery to say the riot proved edifying for New Mexico's treatment of prisoners, but violence persisted.

"Dear Sacred Heart," she reflects, "it was a cheery world".