Sentence examples for though merrily from inspiring English sources

"Merrily We Roll Along" and "Getting Away With Murder" were famous failures, though "Merrily," which closed after 16 performances in 1981, would be revised more than once and become a favorite among Sondheim devotees.

Company, which has been revived twice on Broadway and once in London, won him a Tony award, and though Merrily We Roll Along was a disastrous flop initially, it has been revised and revived successfully several times, and its score is considered one of Sondheim's finest.

Lily plays merrily, though her commentary is revealing.

The USP of audio, though, is changing as we merrily live stream and Periscope shows as they're broadcast or check YouTube clips after the event.

But it really doesn't matter when her candid, juicy, streetwise prose rolls along so merrily, and sometimes -- though not as often as you'd think -- heartbreakingly.

She listened to one after another, singing merrily along, as though she were completely innocent, as though nothing at all had happened.

He knows something though, I reckon, if only he'd tell Merrily … oops, too late.

For the most part, though, Rock used his pulpit to merrily force the issue, from his post-commercial welcomes ("Ah, we're black!") and sly introductions of the presenters ("shoulda-been-nominee Michael B. Jordan") to the excellent prerecorded segments.

Though it features several well-drawn and vibrant performances, "Merrily" comes across here as oddly quaint and self-conscious.

She is looking forward to it, though Frankie is living in a 'fool's paradise' merrily imagining the fun she will have 'training' the baby.

For decades the Delta Queen has been one of the most magnificent sights on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, forging through the water as her calliope steam organ blasts merrily away.But it looks as though the federal Coast Guard, applying the same regulations to riverboats as to ocean-going ships, will no longer allow the Delta Queen to carry passengers on overnight excursions.