Sentence examples for look cheery from inspiring English sources
It takes a lot to make the Olsen twins look cheery.
Meanwhile, Mussina makes Brezhnev look cheery, and keeps to himself even among his teammates.
Naturally, I chose to submit a picture of our dear editor Michael Arrington and asked Pixoo's stylists to tan his skin, lighten his hair, broaden his chin, and make him look "cheery".
BOTH Rob Nicholson and Peter MacKay looked cheery enough as they shared a laugh after swapping the defence and justice portfolios in a cabinet shuffle last month.
A1 Hunter Released From Hospital The 78-year-old man who was shot by Vice President Dick Cheney during a quail hunt emerged from a Texas hospital looking cheery and speckled with bruises.
A photo of me standing with fellow troop leaders in front of a desert-coloured Russian T55 tank, brought back after the Gulf war, on the day of departure to RAF Brize Norton for our onward flight to Basra, shows us looking cheery and keen for adventure.
After a few hours of closed-door talks, Ms. Hanover, 52, was looking cheerier.
Emerging Asia looks cheerier, although the small export-led economies of Singapore and Hong Kong are shrinking, as are Malaysia and Thailand.
And the English capital never looked cheerier than in the imagination of one of its best illustrators, Edward Bawden, whose work graced the Underground and Twinings tea ads and is now collected in "Edward Bawden's London"(V&A, $40).
But if the balance looks cheerier than expected, I would not be stunned if people started floating the idea of British consent to a euro-zone only FTT, in exchange for some other sorts of concession.
