| I said cheerio to them last week, but it was nice to be able to comeback and say goodbye to the other members of staff around the club. |
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| As was normal on such occasions we repaired to a hostelry on Burgh Quay to unwind and to say cheerio before we went our separate ways. |
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| Without knowing what his redeeming features are, let us just say that your life will be better if you bid him cheerio. |
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| David is asleep on the settee and my toasted cheese is about ready so cheerio! |
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| A quick cheerio to the normally indefatigable Lillian, who suffered a setback last week when she thought she was suffering from indigestion. |
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| When they called and said there wouldn't be time, I said fine, super, brilliant, cheerio, and hung up. |
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| If I don't get back here tomorrow to say cheerio, it could be another two weeks before I'm back. |
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| A big cheerio to Bill, who's not been in the best of health of late. |
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| When it comes to it, it will be cheerio, see you later and off we go. |
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| I always feel we come to say cheerio rather than to pay our respects. |
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| I'm Natasha Mitchell, and cheerio from me until we coincide next week. |
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| Two words it definitely did understand were cheerio and goodbye. |
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| The message to them is clear: any reporter picking at the competence of Mr Museveni's administration can expect something rather nastier than a brusque cheerio at Entebbe airport, such as Mr Lambert experienced. |
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| Cheerio is whole grain oats-packed with the complex carbohydrates to get him through his morning. |
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| One day the boy's uncle placed a single Cheerio on the infant's plate. |
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| It was a lighthearted bit of human-interest fluff, featuring a tour of the Cheerios factory and some footage of a giant Cheerio made specially for the occasion. |
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