make merry

So they sat down, and were soon making merry together.

"You told me to make merry with your people, so I did."

I would have heard the guards making merry with them if there were.

The world of men and women are making merry in the cemetery grounds.

He mixed with the crew, lived and made merry as they did.

"It is as if she were making merry in a tomb," said another.

It had made merry with the festival trim of the town.

But there is no one to make merry with.

This, though, was the moment of rejoicing and making merry.

And then the young people made merry, Tom, for the time being, forgetting all about his tank.

Bridget told me what went on here last eve while we were making merry.

Still we made merry with the feast prepared by all the women on the farm.

They were beginning to make merry over their comrade's absence.

He looked through a large window into another room, which was full of men with cookie-cutter good looks who were making merry.

I'm not one for making merry because tomorrow we may die."

"If you would serve my will, go now, and make merry.

Nana was struck and did her best to make merry about it.

The young man himself could imagine no greater happiness, and when the marriage was over they spent some months at the court making merry.

These men eat and make merry; let it be their funeral feast.

"So make merry in your antiquated castle while you can."

No doubt the delay was so he could make merry with you in private."

Still, it is very foolish to make merry on a set date, by Government decree.

This one, for instance, called Vessel, could take a hundred such wounds and still make merry.

On the site of such a colossal tragedy to make merry and play football?

What if a man bring him a hundred pound or two to make merry withal?