Sentence examples for merry told from inspiring English sources

"Without being demeaning to other major championships, if there was going to be a year when an athlete of her stature was going to miss, it would be a year when the Commonwealths and Europeans fall," Merry told BBC Radio 5 live.

"Bodypaint creates a special connection to a person that other visual art forms have trouble accomplishing," Merry told Photigy.

"My work started when I was essentially asked to get on stage at a rock concert in my underwear and get body painted," Merry told The Daily Mail.

Merry, who recently relocated from California, initially conceived the idea for the series when she was trying to answer a friend's question about what New York means to her. "It's not an easy answer," Merry told The Huffington Post.

Wilson, of course, as some of the merry pundits told us a few weeks ago (they're having such a good time -- Chris Matthews is actually drooling -- as if there really were two sides to all issues and none of this mattered except in terms of controversy and sound bite and spin and viewer titillation and ratings) -- Woodrow Wilson was the last Democrat to carry West Virginia.

If he plays in either of Carolina's final two game, the Staals would be only the third set of at least four brothers to play in the N.H.L. "The more the merrier," Eric told reporters after the Hurricanes practiced here Tuesday.

Reynolds has a merry time telling us about mesmerists and phrenologists, but in those lines about the June morning and the hand of God the tone that you hear, the two-note chord of outdoorsy detail-mongering and Biblical grandiosity, is something that came straight from Emerson.

The company's director of extractions, Jake Jones, told MERRY JANE that one of delta-8's benefits is that users experience its effects instantly, whereas fully feeling a delta-9 dab may take five to ten minutes.

All told, a merry crew.

Come to think of it, having a naming-rights nightmare in Houston just might fit into the grand poor-mouth strategy of Commissioner Selig and his merry band: "See, we told you so.

Mr. Grisham is just the latest author to join the band of thriller and suspense and other genre writers breaking from the turf that made them rich and famous for the merry avocation of telling Christmas stories.