Sentence examples for merry man from inspiring English sources
Stephen Hawking is a merry man.
He was a stout, red-faced, merry man whose home town was Spring Lake, New Jersey.
A short story about Alexander Calder gives that merry man in miniature.
Alexander Calder: Performing Sculpture Tate Modern The merry man of mobiles, circus troupes and coruscating abstract sculpture.
He is an intrinsically merry man, and no fool about the manipulation of opinion, so he cast what had happened in Iowa and what he hoped would happen in New Hampshire in the most positive of lights.
A youthful Milton described that polarity perfectly in the call-and-response of "L'Allegro" and "Il Penseroso," poems he wrote in 1631 or 1632 that pit the merry man against the pensive one.
Ali would later cringe at that quotation, especially when journalists harked back to it as proof that a merry man-child had been misguided into becoming a hateful militant.
Photograph: Joe Carroll and his merry men.
Mr. Castro and his merry men were correspondingly good.
There is conflict among the band of merry men.
He and his "merry men", with trilling cries, whizz down ropes from an overhanging oak.
