cheery造句

She's a cheery little soul.

Many outsiders are less cheery.

She is speaking in a cheery voice.

Say a cheery "Hello!" in the morning.

Still, voters might be distracted by some cheery economic news.

He gives me a cheery wink as I pass by

The next morning I dressed in cheery colors.

If you have found the right person in life, you are content and cheery.

A cheery man was sitting and eating with them. "Hello Julia."

We have vanilla, cheery, Hazelnut, Irish Cream, Mint, Coconut and other choices.

I went upstairs and with all my cheery clothes on got back into bed.

Immaculate and all white, the place gave off the cheery, vaguely techno vibe of a Swatch shop on the Ginza.

The final element of this cheery prognosis was GM’s success outside North America, especially in fast-growing emerging markets.

And yellow (bright and cheery), black (bold) and white (airy) are what are currently on my mind.

By all accounts the Thatcher family is a close-knit foursome, and Husband Denis is a cheery, supportive consort.

This set of colorful fairy crown pillows are accented with satin and lace and topped with cheery yellow pom-poms.

Western forces are on the defensive, in spite of all the ludicrously cheery war bulletins – shades of Good Morning Vietnam - from NATO public relations officers.

A recent wave of cheery economic news supports this forecast; indeed, the economy could even surpass it. Business and consumer confidence surveys are roaring ahead.

Indeed, the cheery five-year-old who belted out Rockin Robin and Ben to adoring crowds was not indicative of the boy behind the smile.

The outside of the cooling tower was painted with a cheery mountain mural while inside, a swing ride keeps park visitors happily screaming.

Some plump young men in army fatigues spat? Tered with paint were drinking cocoa out of mugs in what had once been the sisters' refectory, and one or two of them gave them a cheery wave.