Sentence examples for merry days from inspiring English sources
Today, there is Harry Potter, whose merry days at Hogwarts have reportedly inspired a new rush of boarding school enthusiasts.
Their merry days of masquerading had transformed into an increasingly brutal urban guerrilla war, during which the Tupamaros kidnapped and murdered an FBI agent.
"We wish you a merry good day / we wish you a merry great day / we wish you the merry best day / now drink some Pike Place Blend".
On the eve of the fight, he weighed in at a respectable 220 pounds, pocketed his bonus and looked to make merry: "The day before the fight I also had two maids at the same time.
Some uniquely American holiday traditions also make days merry and bright in our home.
You want to get that person something that suits them, a gift that comes from the heart, a present to be savoured and appreciated on the merriest of all days.
Hope your days are merry and bright.
Underneath the last, sustained word of the climactic lyric "May your days be merry and bright," Berlin gives us an F-major chord that turns suddenly, piercingly minor.
On the 400-year anniversary of the translation of the King James Bible: "Mr. Speaker, in the days of merry old England, King James commissioned the translation of the Bible into English".
But I'm willing to go, for the moment, with the spirit of the song: "May your days be merry and bright.
