cheerily

You've already got all you need, continued the voice cheerily.

And they told him so as he cheerily shook hands with them at the door.

"You get a little reason to live every few minutes," he noted cheerily.

Very good, indeed; and still better when we see them; let us move on cheerily.

But never mind, I simply brushed cheerily up against her body.

"Let's see if we can work out where you are," he said cheerily.

I always did have to do all the work myself,' she remarked cheerily.

Then a man's face appeared above him and smiled cheerily.

"A very good guess for this late at night," I told him cheerily.

"I never knew it would be this much," he said cheerily.

"This kind of thing happens all the time," she said cheerily.

He looked at them cheerily, but offered no further explanation.

"We'd like you to appear on our show next week," he said cheerily.

Or I would cheerily suggest enjoying your children for who they are, not what you'd like them to become.

"You have to talk to me to decide," he says cheerily.

"These things I say have nothing to do with the songs," he cheerily admitted at one point.

She smiled at him cheerily and opened the gate as he got out of his car.

"I'll be happy to tell them about all the mistakes I made," she said cheerily.

The one with the rifle saw her looking at him and waved cheerily.

I stood up and waved cheerily to attract his attention.

She clapped him on the back and smiled, much too cheerily.

As he cheerily tells his audience almost every afternoon, "It's your show."

"We've had a good walk this morning," he said cheerily.

"Let me in or I'll kill myself," a voice calls out cheerily.

He thudded into the chair and looked cheerily across the table.