Sentence examples for merrily this from inspiring English sources

Nothing works more Frenchly and merrily this way — shape-shifting at a rapid pace — than Internet language, which morphs from standard English (a dialect of which has become the Web's lingua franca) to other languages and dialects to slang and emoticons and acronyms and phonetic miscellany.

With 30 runs still required the occupants of the Hollies Stand merrily maintained this chant as the Australians were forced to the conclusion that this was a long way from Melbourne.

For a while, "Homo Zapiens" speeds along merrily on this cocktail of riffs, spoofs and trips.

A portrait of Cosimo I is shown together with various portraits of his children, including Bia, his illegitimate daughter who died when she was six, and 18-month-old Giovanni (smiling merrily on this page).

The good news is that on Wednesday, CinemaLive and Digital Theater, in the first offering of their West End Theater series, will present what is likely to be the best "Merrily" of this generation in movie theaters across the United States.

Leonard plays merrily on this theme--garlic on Watson's breath, for instance, indicates the influence of a woman of foreign descent.

Opera used to be this merrily nutty all the time.

Unlike some of its drier brethren, you can drink this merrily as an aperitif or with dinner.

Since then, this merrily heterogeneous gang has set about making their town a better place to live.

(Anderson) Little Boots (Tuesday) This merrily daffy, post-rave pop singer cribs her dry growl from Goldfrapp and her stage name from the English translation of "Caligula".

But like the John Doyle production of another Sondheim musical, "Passion," which recently opened at the Classic Stage Company in New York, this "Merrily" benefits from being presented in cramped quarters.