Sentence examples for play merry from inspiring English sources
A mass existential crisis will play merry hell with ratings.
Don't try this last one at home, though - those hooves can play merry hell with the parquet flooring.
Changing from K1, P1 to K2, P2 is going to play merry hell with my ribbing, never mind adding in an extra eight stitches.
Falling prices play merry hell with normal business practices, and prices are still decreasing in Japan consumer prices by about 1% a year, as they have done since 1999 (or 1995, if your measure is the broad GDP deflator).
The curious thing is that anybody would spend public money on it, especially when the Steiner method doesn't believe in reading until the age of seven, which will play merry hell with their EYFS scores.
As for Mo Hayder's Hanging Hill, it has bounced around my unquiet cerebellum since I read it earlier this year, and is still popping up every now and then to play merry hell with my peace of mind.
She played merry hell with my hormones.
"I spent a couple of years going around the M25, playing merry hell with the cops".
It is a masterly, moving portrait of how Africa ensnares and enchants and plays merry hell with sentimentalities.
On the other hand, this was because the very proliferations, the drunkenness of an unclosed universe that had always played merry hell with their inner ear, was collapsing.
Was it pure coincidence that, even as poets and novelists sought to splinter and elasticate our common experience, so the newest permutation of popular culture likewise played merry — and profitable — havoc with traditional narratives?
