Sentence examples similar to merry together from inspiring English sources
In a game of beat the clock, the Masclets and their merry band hammered together wooden bases for the rides and patiently waited as a French railroad strike delayed two of the four containers arriving with the antiques.
If he were the guest editor for Charlie Hebdo, as fictitiously suggested, the Prophet would have unequivocally decried the bombing but also would have called on citizens of all faiths to make merry by working together, not by making a jest of one another's saints.
Even plot wheels are good for a laugh, and you can always while away a merry hour putting together new characters from the Big Box o' Traits like a Mr. Potato Head, and then return to writing your novel refreshed and renewed.
As the sky darkened outside, I sat and watched as, one by one, villagers young and old took to the floor to dance together, in merry celebration of the unremarkable.
Scramble everything together in merry fashion, breaking up any odd tofu clumps.
The more we are together the merrier we will feel the weather.
We made some calls and managed to put 10 or so dudes in one house together for a merry get-together.
By and large the various communities muddled along just fine together, cocking a merry Mancunian snook at cynics who insist multiculturalism cannot and could not work.
vInspired - together with a merry band of celebrities - is now on a mission to create a digital manifesto for the next election.
This seems much more realistic than the always inspiring Christmas tales in the books, in which kind neighbours consistently come to their rescue, or the family pulls together and makes merry for each other.
