Sentence examples for too much cheer from inspiring English sources

My alcohol consumption is bad, and obviously got worse over the holidays, though I tried to keep the total nightly wine consumption to about 500ml by drinking better rather than more wine during the season of too much cheer.

In truth, if fulfils much the same task – the trust is both policeman and cheerleader, but the Tories feel it has been doing too much cheering and not enough policing.

Too much cheering when his team was about to lose.

So you're about to gorge yourself on turkey and too much Christmas cheer.

Of course too much good cheer, like any other pleasure, can become monotonous, no matter how persuasively it is expressed.

"We didn't give them too much to cheer about," said Johnson, who allowed 10 hits and three runs.

Elsewhere, well, there was not too much to cheer about at the Oscars on the feminist front, or any other.

"We haven't had too much to cheer about lately and neither has British tennis," Hatton said after watching Murray beat Rafael Nadal last night.

By giving both liberals and conservatives something, but not too much, to cheer about, the chief will save the court from charges of an ideological tilt.

"Even though we're all weary and beaten up, we try to remain as cheerful as possible," said Kelly Guisewhite, 21, from Villanova University, her voice made raspy by too much vocalized cheer.

They'll get some exposure and hopefully it becomes a regular thing and it will help market the game down here, because there hasn't been too much to cheer about in the last few years".