Examples of 'more cheery' in a sentence
Meaning of "more cheery"
more cheery: This phrase denotes an increased level of happiness, positivity, or brightness. It is commonly used to describe an uplifting mood or demeanor
How to use "more cheery" in a sentence
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This afternoon will be a lot more cheery.
They will be more cheery if they are around their favourite toys.
It only makes the place more cheery.
She looks a lot more cheery than she did last night.
The next post will be more cheery.
They will be more cheery when they are around their best toys.
You would think a tree house would be more cheery.
She seemed much more cheery since the last time we met.
The checkpoints are larger and brighter so it has a more cheery environment.
One more cheery chirp out of either one of you and I will bury you myself.
This one is more cheery.
A couple of times I had to put this book down and read something more cheery.
I will try to write some more cheery messages soon.
A bit more cheery than what 's going on at the moment.
He noticed that he was so much more cheery than he used to be.
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As more cheery information comes my way, I will be happy to pass it along.
It will be more cheery.
As any more cheery information comesmy way, I will be happy to pass it along.
But first I have something to tell you on a more cheery note.
Can not you a bit more cheery to see a friend?
Have a great weekend and we will be back on Monday with more cheery news!
More cheery talk shall we have on our second head, which is OUR LORD 'S CONFIDENCE.
No wonder I am feeling a little more cheery these days!
More cheery and child-friendly.
Want some more cheery news?
A whole lot more cheery and child-friendly if there were toys to make it, uh, well.
She 's usually more cheery.
On a more cheery note… wait, there is none.
Wow, this place would be a whole lot more cheery and child-friendly.
And that 's a lot more cheery than two or three of the other books . ".
Yes. To a more cheery spot.
