Sentence examples for look merry from inspiring English sources
They look merry sometimes or amused, but beyond that they are contained.
It looked merry and impudent, without a care in the world.
For hotels, the holiday outlook is not looking very merry or bright.
(Some of Jem's verbal tics grow wearisome, especially the phrase "big thing", as in "He definitely has a big thing for cucumber" or "She does not have a big thing for laughter even though she looks so merry").
The group dance known as the Ballabile from the first act of "Napoli" looked equally merry in the afternoon and at night, and the male ensemble was especially sprightly.
That may account for the pig's disposition -- it looks considerably merrier than one might expect it would if it had recently encountered Ernst and a scalpel.
"Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily," he says, looking anything but merry.
On the eve of the fight, he weighed in at a respectable 220 pounds, pocketed his bonus and looked to make merry: "The day before the fight I also had two maids at the same time.
And though Robin's men look more menacing than merry in this script by the "Green Zone" screenwriter, Brian Helgeland, the film is not there to be judged, festival organizers said in a statement.
They look like something the Merry Pranksters might have driven if Ken Kesey had never come back from Mexico in the mid-60s.
