Sentence examples similar to shared merriment from inspiring English sources
Yet, even at that moment, I couldn't deny the difference between the hearty congratulations directed toward me compared with the general back-slapping merriment shared by others in the bar.
No serious proposal to take the money out of politics, or even reduce its tightening grip on the body politic, will emerge from Tampa or Charlotte, so the sounds of celebration and merriment are merely prelude to a funeral cortege for America as a shared experience.
They seem to have an affinity of spirit, a shared intelligence that has seen it all (or much of it) before and a capacity for merriment.
Cranston, the classiest actor in the world, said he's excited that viewers around the world will be able to share in the "mirth and merriment" of the show.
"You're wearing a cross, and she's Linda Blair!" Not everyone shares in the merriment.
"Simon Sez," whose premiere was presented on Thursday night at the Joyce Theater, is the son, or rather, the grandson of "Games". It is infinitely more abstract but shares a similar merriment that masks a subtext focused on urban reality.
Given all the merriment that will soon be around you, we thought it was only right to skip sharing tracks and go straight to the meat and veg of some massive mixes.
Over the years, this particular display of post-touchdown merriment has made its share of headlines, as it did in 2000, when Owens, then with the 49ers, scored in Dallas, sprinted for the second time to midfield and half-spiked the ball on the Cowboys' star logo.
