Sentence examples for to be merry from inspiring English sources
Maybe we're meant to be merry beings who sometimes work -- and work itself is meant to be fun.
"What right have you to be merry?
What reason have you to be merry?" Scrooge demands of his nephew, whose debts exceed his income.
I will weep for nothing, like Diana in the fountain, and I will do that when you are dispos'd to be merry.
With Christmas, New Year and time off work to enjoy it all, December offers up many excuses to be merry, which makes celebrations the perfect theme for this month.
Which leaves a gifted actress trying to create a layered symphony out of a trumpet blast of a role, amid a deluxe production (directed with custodial reverence by Eric Schaeffer) that wants only to be merry and bright.
Her insider tips on the best places to eat, drink, be merry and buy the odd book will be available to download as a podcast later on this evening.
Peoples in Morgantown who normally keep to themselves will gather round ye burning couch and breathe in the fumes to dance and be merry with strangers.
The group, called The Norse Hollywood Dining Vikings, dress up in variations of Viking gear in order to go to nice restaurants to eat, drink and be merry -- other guests be damned!
HEAVEN knows, there is little incentive to shop and be merry this season, what with all the red ink being spilled onto the ledgers instead of the holiday cards.
Before setting off for Wembley to see the first all-German final in European football's showpiece, fans wearing the red of Bayern Munich or the instantly recognisable yellow and black of Borussia Dortmund descended on Trafalgar Square to sing and be merry.
