Barack Obama's critics on the right have been merrily bashing him for years.
When an antique car stops in front of him and some strangers merrily invite him to come for a ride, Gil embarks on the kind of time travel adventure that makes Back to the Future look like child's play.
An item that, were there were still incinerators, would keep mine humming merrily for an evening.
Self-government returned to Northern Ireland on May 8th, as two once-implacable foes took the pledge of office, laughing merrily for the cameras side by side.
Suddenly, I was in a Buso sandwich and the two jumped up and down merrily for a moment before releasing me.
The second half of the movie of the movie is merely a repetition of the slapstick, transvestitism and violence that had me giggling merrily for the first hour.
Taymor, in turning Prospero into a woman while retaining an "imperialist" view of Caliban, will no doubt both please and enrage left-wing critics — the debate should spin merrily for months.
One of my favourites concerned a fallen tree which Mick and friends managed to feed through a window in their flat directly on to the fire, where it burned merrily for days.
St. John's on Tuesday named Steve Lavin its new men's basketball coach, and it is expected that the Red Storm will hire an impressive cadre of associates in an attempt to revive the very faint sound of the calliope that used to toot so merrily for that team.
That superb halibut, also cooked on the plancha, tasted tantalizingly different with each bite, the herbs and everything else around it - clam juice and passion fruit juice, coconut and ginger, lemon verbena and lemon thyme - jockeying merrily for their moments of prominence.
He's been thinking about "Merrily" for a long time.
