Sentence examples for small cheery from inspiring English sources

ATMOSPHERE: New American cooking in a small, cheery dining room looking out on the New York Stock Exchange.

VERY GOOD ATMOSPHERE Small, cheery dining room with a long sushi counter and not more than 20 tables.

Mr. Hasen lives alone, and the centerpiece of the apartment is his small, cheery bar, at the ready with Scotch and martini mixings.

A visit to the Broad Channel branch, a small, cheery, nineteen-nineties prefab building, with books rotating on shelves that pop out of the exterior, like insect's eyes.

Now in a small, cheery converted day care center on East 140th Street, the school said it planned to offer internships and trade courses as it expanded to include the upper grades, while maintaining its college prep focus.

Tucked between a 7-Eleven and a Domino's Pizza at the edge of the resort, the small, cheery restaurant serves fantastic fresh pastas with homemade Bolognese and Alfredo sauces; the prices for pastas, soup or salad and freshly baked focaccia can't be beat.

But outside the rarefied world of the flower show, garden gnomes — small and cheery, or small and creepy, depending on your perspective, and typically dressed like the dwarves in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" — are extraordinarily popular.

The bathroom adjoining our small but cheery bedroom gleamed with white tile (and feebler water pressure than my shower-maven husband prefers).

And when make-believe Macca took to the stage alone to lead the audience through Yesterday, he told them: "You've got to be a bit louder cos we've got to drown out the Stones!" When the band returned in full Sgt Pepper regalia, the crowd roared and rose to the occasion, a small but cheery gang of rebels, forgoing Gimme Shelter for Helter Skelter and, yes, getting satisfaction.

"If you will excuse me," he said, rising from his place at the small but cheery fire.

The same would appear to be true of a smaller and cheerier item, a mudpack wig worn by Karamojong men in Kenya.