For the next hour we talk widely and rather merrily of his life, and in particular, his American life since moving here in 1995.
Hamilton and I sat in the front, and O'Keeffe sat in back, bouncing rather merrily from side to side on the barely navigable dirt road.
Bergman has introduced clarity at the expense of tension; anyone hoping for a Swedish gloom-in will spend much of their evening irritated by a bright green set that whizzes round rather merrily.
And "Gazelles" acquaints us with an endearingly geeky high school student who doesn't sulk about the fact that people are spreading salacious rumors about her, but rather chooses to merrily (and safely) try them on for size.
ARNOLD TOYNBEE To be content with life — or to live merrily, rather — all that is required is that we bestow on all things only a fleeting, superficial glance; the more thoughtful we become the more earnest we grow.
Frustratingly for both players, they went off for rain midway through the third set, while the other quarter-final between Thiem and Goffin continued merrily (or rather, acrimoniously) in the drizzle.
Taylor's Quinta de Vargellas 2002 vintage port £30 for 75cl from Waitrose ★★★★★ Satin smooth, with a delicate, almost floral sweetness and just a hint of sweet spice, this is a port to savour, rather than glug down merrily over Trivial Pursuit.
It is a way of acknowledging the sacrifice of all the men who have lost their lives to mining over a very long period of time, but merrily and positively, in celebration, rather than grimly and sadly, in regret or horror.
In time, I suppose we vied with each other, merrily boasting who'd been inflicted with the best, or rather worse, of literals and misprints.
Even more, the app doesn't offer which apps to restrict, so little Jimmy might be merrily ploughing through Mummy's work email for 20 minutes rather than flicking angry birds into greenhouses.
I asked, in what seemed a rather pale voice, how he imagined I would wait there (there were three hours to go till six), and then he merrily said that he would come over immediately and take me to a hotel, he didn't say which, and I wasn't even sure whether I had understood him correctly.
