Sentence examples for said cheerio from inspiring English sources

The shopkeeper said "cheerio".

'When the doctors signed me off at the hospital, they said cheerio and that was it.

— has already shaken off the shackles of print and said cheerio ("a parting exclamation of encouragement") to books!

You may think your home is babyproofed, only to learn the hard way that a crawling 10-month old has zero qualms about digging under a heating vent to find a Cheerio that rolled under there during the Carter administration - and then eating said Cheerio.

Still today art students like to say 'Cheerio Francis, cheerio Melvyn' and lift an imaginary glass of rough red".

By the way, anyone who wants to pop by to say cheerio is more than welcome to come to the @GdnLeeds 'leaving do' this evening at Mook Bar in Hirst's Yard.

Now, amid an insatiable nostalgia for all things Eighties, Duran Duran's original line-up has re-formed for the first time since saying 'Cheerio' to one another backstage at Live Aid in 1985.

Comedian Des Clarke opened the show promising to say "cheerio with the biggest party in Scotland's history".

McNamara added: "I think it's one of the hardest decisions of my career, saying cheerio to the boys and finding out yesterday.

"When I went back to say cheerio to everyone I was a bit more emotional than I thought I would be.

As for lamb shanks, well, anyone who cuts the meat off these particular lengths of firm, cartilaginous tissue, rich in calciferous salts, ought to be put on a diet of, say, Cheerios, grilled cheese sandwiches, and french fries.