Sentence examples for will be cheerful from inspiring English sources
Most other Hondurans will be cheerful that at last their country's political and diplomatic life can return to what counts for normal.
Inflation is down because petrol has got cheaper, and most voters will be cheerful about that, so there is no political merit in souring the good news.
On Thursday, it's euthanasia, for which by then many delegates and the entire press will be cheerful volunteers.Paddy Ashdown, the Lib Dems' leader, becomes animated if you criticise this agenda.
The players on both teams will be cheerful during B.P. tonight, with the end of their long journey in sight, but a last game is always tougher on the rest of us.
To be sure, Nietzsche allows that he himself and the "free spirits" will be "cheerful" or "gay" [frölich] — they are, after all, the proponents of the "gay science".
They wait in the queue and when their turn comes they come in and they will be cheerful and one can see that such patients recover better than those who default.
They did enough to beat the Rams and even their record at 1-1, buTuesdayay's day-after review of the game film will not be cheerful.
The Giants did enough to improve to 1-1, buTuesdayay's day-after review of the game film will not be cheerful.
I'd tried to be cheerful about it.
The world will be less cheerful without his readiness to pull a silly face, or don a leprechaun hat and matching pants, to publicise his airline.
The fallow session offered nimble distributors the chance to make a bigger splash with a medium-sized picture, and eOne will be plenty cheerful over £2.90m for magician caper Now You See Me, including £1.10m in previews.
