Sentence examples for merry when from inspiring English sources

No Crime No Law - Lord Commander On the other hand, as Lord Commander's calypso argues, perhaps the police "should be merry when somebody violate the law / because that is what the government is paying them for".

ZDF switched to showing previously recorded programming for about half an hour, before Mr. Gottschalk returned to the screen to announce that the rest of that episode of "Wetten Dass" had been canceled, explaining that the channel felt a responsibility "not to make merry when we didn't feel merry".

The more the merrier when you are trying the find the right dress.

More isn't necessarily merrier when it comes to thin-set.

It's a merry Christmas when you have momentum, when Kerry Collins and Chad Pennington have just thrown for a combined 651 yards and 7 touchdowns, when the Giants have smothered Peyton Manning until it didn't matter, when the Jets' defense has not allowed a fourth-quarter touchdown in nine games.

He recalls merry flights when even coach-class travelers could drink all the cocktails they wanted, gratis, and when the only complaint was that Air Canada served merely steak, not a choice of entrees.

Others, though, will notice worrying levels of fallout: "Oh, we all got divorced!" Joanna says, with a merry smile, when asked about the aftermath of Sarah's inquiries, and there is a squirm of discomfort, early on, when Mark mutters darkly about not speaking, on the advice of his lawyer.

Hearst's only wife, Millicent, the daughter of a vaudeville hoofer was a teen-age member of a group called The Merry Maidens when he met her.

In 1628 Standish helped to break up the colony of Thomas Morton at nearby Merry Mount when it proved too unpuritanical to suit Plymouth.

Mickelson did not ever reach the heights of Thursday, despite looking like leading the field a merry dance when sitting at 11 under within only eight second-round holes.

And it's not easy to have a merry Christmas when your wallet is empty, your stomach is tightening from hunger, and you haven't a place to stay.