Sentence examples for so cheer up from inspiring English sources
So cheer up, there's still time.
"So cheer up and take it from us that even if we kicked you in the pants it was between friends," Crick wrote in December 1951.
So, cheer up next time you see a Siberian blonde dominating male attention at the far end of the table: The same mechanisms that brought her to your dinner party might one day bring you the Ukrainian doctor who cures your cancer or the Polish stockbroker who makes your fortune.People are, as Julian Simon used to say, the ultimate resource, and markets are how we get the most from them.
So, cheer up and don't beat yourself up!
And yet I've seen people love movies and feel so cheered up by movies, like when I saw 'Space Cowboys,' that I thought, 'Well, so this does serve a purpose.' Maybe some of these people felt a little silly staring in a mirror, but then, they brought joy to people for six shows a day".
Remember, too, that Japan has no underclass, no big drug problem and no deadweight like eastern Germany or southern Italy to drag it down.So cheer up?
Most of what Facebook is used for doesn't as adverse effects, so just cheer up and click "like" on a baby photo.
It's our time! come on! you are the best!" "Joe~ we wish you do your best!! … we are strong backing behind you!" "Joe~ China is a good place,Weclome to China!!" "Joe~ Can you Stay? please do not go~ Hawks need you!!" "Hi Joe~ I am your Chinese Fan... you know, We love you'everyone in JJFC~ So please cheer up!" Could you please send these words to Joe ??? they are the Fans' Fancy words.
Bookies don't like to lose: a Labour majority is their strong favourite, so Labour should cheer up.
