Sentence examples for merrily found from inspiring English sources

Like Frank, Charley, and Mary, some saw their show-business dreams bend in unexpected directions in the years that followed, while others — in part because of the failure of "Merrily" — found new paths entirely.

I emailed a few groups to see if I could get more up-to-date information, then eventually found a lady called Merrily Harpur on Facebook.

I love this new sketch show and found myself watching three episodes merrily back-to-back.

Its most eloquent expression is found in another song from "Merrily," "Old Friends": Time goes by Everything else keeps changing You and I We get continued next week.

The New Yorker found a way to persevere, and merrily uses that space to mock the blunders of others.

The "fundoos" (fundamentalists) have found their next target, linguistic purity, and are merrily attacking English storefront signs and immolating themselves in the streets if they discover their own names have Sanskrit roots.

In 2010, her ongoing work with students found her directing a  no-audience workshop production of Merrily at the Central School of Speech and Drama.

This means we can all put down our tools and go off dancing merrily into the cosmic ether, holding hands with aliens because we found the meaning of life.

Their offense, rolling along so merrily early this season, suddenly finds everything a struggle.

In early stretches, she and her friend Miss Vryling Buffam (a fabulously arch Catherine Bailey) merrily fire off volleys of crisp badinage as if they were about to go off and found the Algonquin Round Table.

The studies found that people who thought they were drinking alcohol behaved exactly as aggressively, or as affectionately, or as merrily as they expected to when drunk.