Sentence examples for merrily going from inspiring English sources

Lap 52 - It's all red at the front, with Vettel merrily going about his business with a comfortable lead.

For 20 years people like Nigel Farage and others have been merrily going around saying often totally fictional stuff about our membership of the European Union that just hasn't been challenged.

Until April 3 of last year, HeyWire was merrily going about their business, giving businesses a way to receive text messages via toll-free 800 numbers.

Users load up a minimum of €2 to their Flattr accounts, and while merrily going about their month online, they can click the Flattr button (like a Facebook "like") on various content pages.

Ding dong merrily, went the bells.

"As I merrily went through red lights, I was thinking of new shows," he said.

Having never used one before, I set the timer for 40 minutes and merrily went away.

They have merrily gone along with harmful economic policies, including tax cuts that will add at least $1 trillion to government debt when the economy is doing well and needs no help from the government.

Between then and the time of Sigmund Freud, when the world suddenly noticed women had sexuality, doctors merrily went on manually bringing their female patients to what they sometimes did not realise or accept was orgasm (and, as in the film, described in medicalised terms like "hysterical paroxysm") for about 1,900 years.

The US and many of its European allies merrily went along with this vague notion of regime change, failing to grasp the full implications of their commitment to toppling an entrenched and pervasive regime with a powerful army and the unflinching support of its allies.

How can he think that's going to entice me? 9. "Sweetie, can you please change the baby's diaper?" "Sure!" I merrily go about my business, which is probably laundry, cooking or trying to pee in privacy, only to come back 10 minutes later to see that he hasn't changed the diaper!