Sentence examples for merry if from inspiring English sources
They wouldn't be so merry if they had to work in the morning, like the rest of us.
Ms. Wearing, who is 39, belongs to the merry if now dispersed band of Young British Artists that Damien Hirst led to fame in the early 1990's.
There they carve out a merry if unruly existence, similar to young Sam's from My Side of the Mountain but with a great deal more singing and alcohol.
On Tuesday, when the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, prankishly offered to bring up the jobs bill, Mr. Reid was forced to object, leading to all sorts of merry, if hollow, taunts from the Republican side.
It leads Llewyn a merry, if exasperated, dance through the city; watch its eyes, widening in wonder as it travels by subway and sees the names of the stations flash by.
The holidays are often less than merry if you have to deal with things like balancing work with travel, financial stress or seasonal affective disorder.
The more the merrier - if you plan to sleep with rollers in, it is best to use as many as you can.
He did it with a merry glint, as if he actually thought that this move was the last thing anyone would expect.
This week, presidents and ministers and a host of assorted bigwigs are gathering in Johannesburg's Sandton Convention Centre to eat, drink and be merry - and, if we're lucky, to put some of this continent's many wrongs to rights.
Buy now 7. Ellie Ellie Full of Christmas Spirit Jumper: £29, Not On The High Street If getting "merry" dominates your Christmas, then this could be the one for you (or a festive tipple-loving pal).
