| Couples who work-out together are not only fitter and more disciplined, but also more attractive and chirpier than the rest. |
| But the more Gilbert rises to stardom, the chirpier he makes his parents. |
| But it'll all get much chirpier from midweek when a sociable full Moon starts forming and someone just might spring a pleasant surprise. |
| She admits however that had she to get more hours of sleep, she would be chirpier during late afternoons. |
| The guys behind the counter are chirpier than any TV soap equivalents. |
| Everyone has been a lot chirpier, people are starting to come out of their shell and we're all thinking positively about playing our exciting brand of footy again. |
