Sentence examples for playing merrily from inspiring English sources

Reality, filmed illusion, and dreams are so intertwined that only an artist, playing merrily with echoes, can sort them into a scheme of delight.

Bill Brandt wandered the city photographing people asleep in overcrowded underground railway stations, firemen fighting the flames on familiar streets and children playing merrily on bomb sites.

Its first 10 minutes are extraordinary, as Tamara Rojo – a witty, vivid and ultimately tragic Kahlo – is seen first as a schoolgirl, playing merrily with carnival skeletons, and then whisked through the defining events of her life: crushed in a bus accident, confined to her bed, and eventually painting away her pain in her art.

Boredom or a need to play merrily can set in.

Lily plays merrily, though her commentary is revealing.

He cleverly peels his wife away from her friends but seems to play merrily with his stepson.

If that happened in a Warner Bros. cartoon, his mouth would now look like a piano keyboard, and play Merrily We Roll Along whenever he smiled.

As jazz plays merrily, the models step out in their short dresses and wide shouldered vests, while the audience is captured on film in disbelief, discomfort and electrified excitement — or just yawning boredom.

This was a nine-minute segment, a shopping fantasy, filmed at Bergdorf Goodman, in which Streisand, campy and glamorous, is left alone to play merrily in one of the world's most luxurious department stores.

Leonard plays merrily on this theme--garlic on Watson's breath, for instance, indicates the influence of a woman of foreign descent.

If your first choices are: The girls played merrily & The blackness swarmed through the hotel, hunting down the one person who had sinned.