Sentence examples similar to merry festivity from inspiring English sources
Of course with all its merry festivities, animation and popular costumes, we spent some of our precious programmed time watching floats pass by and having candy thrown at us, perhaps to the chagrin of our professors who wanted to keep us on schedule.
In this clip, we hear the light dance music of the revelers turn dark and foreboding as Don John's men seek to trick Claudio for the first time, identifying Don John as the villain and creator of unhappiness amongst the otherwise merry festivities.
It means "merry festival".
Another neighbour told the press that "no merry making, no excursion, no family festivity could tempt her from her self-imposed duties.
Although Christmas is traditionally a time to be enjoying a festive lunch, tearing the paper off presents and be merry with your family, today more than half of British workers are actually spending Christmas Eve at work to fund the festivities, according to a new survey.
