Sentence examples for some merry from inspiring English sources

She wound up the gramophone and put on a record of some merry music.

There's some merry wordplay going on here in the rest of the grid as well.

The cooling of Franco-German relations has led Britain, egged on by some merry words from Mr Schröder, to hope for a new spell of Anglo-German bonding.

On piano or trombone, he mingles standards like "Stardust" with Yiddish melodies, some merry like "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" and some drenched in heartbreak about a lamented love or a vanished village or street.

Heartbreakingly, he believed that some merry band of Kevorkian-approved doctors had come to euthanize him.

Of course, if we "go over the fiscal cliff," right off the bat the Bush tax cuts go away and everyone in Congress gets to do some merry tax-cutting!

Merry merry.

But they represent new highs on the graph that plots price against polish and pleasure — and for gadget lovers, that portends some very merry holidays indeed.

A sophisticated novella and some wicked, merry stories set in the Caribbean basin and concerning the misunderstandings, misjudgments and missed connections between people separated by race, culture or anything else; the author's first book of fiction (he's a newspaper person).

Amplified to a theatrical pitch, the tale casts off its social-realist clogs and begins dancing around the stage-flats like some festive carouser; merry one moment, maudlin the next.

And some, like our merry band, are coming for the desert.