| I've already used regular washi to save an old shoe storage unit and now it's so much cheerier. |
| With an election of his own due in November, George Bush needs to show America's voters a cheerier image of his foreign policy than is available in Iraq. But the UN's plan now looks unfeasible. |
| Orthodontia: Nothing's cheerier than your child's bright smile. |
| Their Labour counterparts concede that this final match will matter much more than any other. Yet it was unquestionably Labour supporters who were cheerier at 10.30pm than they had been at 9pm last night. |
| It seemed a bit brighter and cheerier then, I suppose it was better weather. |
| A buzzy study claims that gay men are cheerier than their straight friends. |
