Sentence examples for merry setting from inspiring English sources

Into this merry setting comes Grace, who has escaped not just from the gunfire and conflagrations that engulfed the end of "Dogville" but, more frightening still, from being played by Nicole Kidman.

Bilbo, of course, takes the plunge, and the merry band sets forth, toward the obstacle course of dangers that Tolkien devised.

In "Pulp Fiction," his merry roundelay set among Los Angeles lowlifes, the aggressive acts that the characters commit against one another are so abrupt and extreme that they become funny.

A sophisticated novella and some wicked, merry stories set in the Caribbean basin and concerning the misunderstandings, misjudgments and missed connections between people separated by race, culture or anything else; the author's first book of fiction (he's a newspaper person).

Wisely, he embraced it as the frothy entertainment it is, setting its antics and merry dances behind army-drum footlights against a handsome false proscenium.

Di María had already struck Germany's crossbar and led defenders a merry dance before he set up the goal.

A tape of klezmer music set the merry tone as dancers in Michael Krass's fanciful costumes (polka-dot shorts, plastic sunglasses on the forehead) pranced out in jazzy distillations of Jewish wedding dances or Hasidic dances.

But forever, it seems, he has been setting a tone of reserved expectation, establishing just how and when the House of Steinbrenner ought to turn merry.

Confront will help make Moore all the merrier Sir Michael Stoute and Ryan Moore look set for a successful Guineas weekend, starting with Confront (2.00) in today's opening race at Newmarket.

The latter is a relatively new piece of information, announced last month; the former two have been picked over ever since John Galliano's exit first set the merry-go-round spinning in 2011.

Merry merry.