Sentence examples for reported cheerfully from inspiring English sources

It was nearly dry, he reported cheerfully.

"It's some two-by-fours and a nice bit of lath," he reported cheerfully.

"The Party seemed embarrassed, fearful to divide among themselves, and yet many of them were very averse to the new plan," Jay reported cheerfully to Washington.[Jay to Washington, July 17, 1788, 10601, 8432].

She reported a little grimly that her situation as a singer was becoming very difficult (how could it be anything else, I thought, for somebody so utterly lacking in vulgarity?); but the impression of a foundering woman vanished when she reported cheerfully on the musical workshops she was conducting for children.

Presenting nature as a predictable and agreeable junior partner (or perhaps subcontractor), the report cheerfully explains that should a spill occur, "Currents and microbial degradation would remove the oil from the water column or dilute the constituents to background levels".

She cheerfully reported that the glass was half full.

Last Thursday, Valentine cheerfully reported in from Commonwealth Avenue in Boston to tell Kay that despite the Red Sox' poor start, he only saw supportive fans waving at him and beeping at him from their cars.

IT WAS just a week ago that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton cheerfully reported that Russia was ready to "lean" on the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad as part of a new United Nations plan for a transitional government.

"United States pesticide makers appear to have tapped a sales bonanza in the increasing numbers of broad-scale pest-elimination programs conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture," one trade journal cheerfully reported in 1958.

Indeed, this week newspapers in Seville cheerfully reported that another 40m Spanish olive trees are about to come into production, on top of more than 300m already bearing fruit in Spain and around 500m across the rest of the EU.Many of the new plantations, as well as illicitly winning subsidies, have been planted where forests have been illegally cleared.

Josh, sipping from a box of juice and lying on his cot, cheerfully reported that while he had searched and searched for a Harry Potter disguise for the shelter's Halloween party on Friday night, he was somewhat satisfied with finding a Ninja one among the piles of donated costumes.