cheerfully

We all came away together, cheerfully and upon very good terms.

She turned and called back cheerfully to friends who had brought her home.

He could talk cheerfully to the people of their future in a new land.

She looked cheerfully into his face, but made no answer.

And without my leave, although I would have given it cheerfully.

She tried to walk and could not, so he said cheerfully.

It was a good start to the day, he thought cheerfully.

He says it cheerfully enough, not trying to cut her down or anything.

We'll just walk out into the open, talking cheerfully together and let them see us.

A few months ago, I would cheerfully have left her behind, he realized.

After a moment, a woman's voice came back, cheerfully telling them to come ahead.

Before he could answer, a voice behind them said cheerfully, "I certainly have not."

"Music is more important than what we do with it," she said cheerfully.

He or she would return cheerfully to work after the holiday.

He was waving quite cheerfully when she last saw him.

He turned the knife in his hand and went cheerfully to work.

"I'm certainly not about to tell you how to do your job," she said cheerfully.

She waved cheerfully to the two women in the car.

Even those who are ordered off the water, usually do so cheerfully.

Indeed, she began to talk cheerfully about their stay in London.

"Never mind if you have to make up the weeks you're away," she said cheerfully.

But he ignored her, working cheerfully in the red light.

If there were anything of any value I would cheerfully leave it as security.

"Two weeks from now," he called almost cheerfully as I went out.

He could quite cheerfully have got enough of hers, however.