Sentence examples for to merrily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a cheerful or merry manner.
- Merrily we row our boat... We're having so much fun we're singing about it.
We were so successful that our owners left us alone to merrily run amok.
In July and August the lineup shifts to "Merrily We Roll Along," "Passion" and "A Little Night Music".
The police appeal to Merrily, and her knowledge of both the Bible and the supernatural, for help.
By Michael Schulman February 29 , 2016Chris Rock used his pulpit to merrily force the issue of race.
From "La Bohème" to "Merrily We Roll Along" to "Rent," musical theater has depicted young artists living together on talent and dreams.
In choppy, excited performances of a symphonic suite from "Sweeney Todd" and the overture to "Merrily We Roll Along" pep was the thing.
Several Broadway producers went to London to see "Merrily," and privately expressed high regard for it, but no plans have been announced to bring the show to Broadway.
A heart lead to the king left this position: Becker continued to crossruff merrily in the black suits to make his slam.
Now, she?s resisted the temptation to skip merrily around the lab to tell us about the art of leaving your lab -- and your colleagues -- behind.
"From predatory loans to 'robo-signing' to servicing fraud, the banks continue to go merrily on their way while consumers, the real estate industry and the commonwealth of Massachusetts are being cheated," Coakley said.
Much of "Goblet of Fire" is devoted to enriching the already witty, madly colorful portrait of Hogwarts life that Ms. Rowling has continued to tweak merrily and has not allowed to grow tired.
