Sentence examples for merry at from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the mood is feverish but still merry at Ruth's Chris.

It provided a grand opportunity for the pair to make merry at each other's expense.

A ballet company's money-raising benefit is an occasion to eat, drink and be merry (at the postperformance dinner).

"Don't you just love the Constitution?" asked the worried Republican voter, his tone somewhere between crazed and merry at the continuing spiral of developments.

Sharjeel posted 58 in 30 balls but no one else caused any bother until Yasir Shah and Mohammed Amir made merry at the end courtesy of a dropped catch by Buttler.

The then chairman of the Australian Cricket Board, the late Denis Rogers, was concerned about the number of times Graeme Ponting would get merry at cricket functions and rave noisily about how great Ricky was.

Partly the difference is that baseball and Hollywood are for-profit businesses while museums are educational institutions, although the more people the merrier at museums; to borrow a useful turn of phrase, museums are equal-opportunity elitists.

You might even have entertained the notion of a silver romance with the merry widow at No 67 over a chardonnay or two at the over-65s creative writing club.

Have your conference at an airport, then send everyone on their merry way at one of the six airports that offer these.

Unlike many artists once they begin a successful recording career, Boe continues to perform on stage, with forthcoming appearances as Camille de Rosillon in The Merry Widow at the ENO and as the Young Servant in Elektra at the Royal Opera House – the first time he has returned since being on the young artist programme.

At the end of the number ("We'll be gay and merry / At your obituary"), the chorines were meant to exit blowing kisses.