(1) All Christendom makes merry at Christmas.

(2) They were making merry with feasting and wine.

(3) Christmas is a time to eat, drink and make merry.

(4) My father and I made merry over the Devil and the folly of believing in him as we supposed many did.

(5) And Igot drunk, made merry, in this house of sorrow.

(6) Everyone likes to make merry occasionally and enjoy himself.

(7) OK lads let's make merry - my wife has just had twins and the drinks are on me.

(8) In the light of that tree, families make merry and give gifts one to another.

(9) They sing to the timbrel and harp and make merry to the sound of the flute.

(10) It is not fit that you should make merry while the country is fighting a war.

(11) Nana was struck, and did her best to make merry about it.

(12) It's the elderly Morkan sisters' annual Yuletide fete, where three generations gather each year to make merry.

(13) Place drifting wind and, chinese bookman is not had almost do not follow meretricious drink make merry( ), write Shi Manai.

(14) And shalt go forth in the dances of them that make merry.

(15) When he's free, he usually goes to the bar to make merry.

(16) Meretricious course of study drinks to China the intellectual that make merry " in order to fill civil with " , decency gives the literature of their the wording and purpose of what one writes.

(17) Nevertheless now, it made the economic tool of children, children search those nobody to regard as in the domestic swim pool of home guard with it free make merry place.

(18) On the first of May every year, the villagers would make merry in the village, dancing, singing and drinking.