1. 'Morning, Albert,' she called gaily.

2. I could hear her gaily singing in her bedroom.

3. She waved gaily to the little crowd.

4. He put on a gaily coloured shirt.

5. The tree lights twinkled gaily across the lake.

6. She waved goodbye very gaily.

7. The gaily striped awnings of the little shops and market stalls made an attractive scene.

8. They gaily went on talking after the film had started.

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9. The children sing gaily.

10. Off we set, with Pam chattering gaily all the way.

11. She gaily announced that she was leaving the next day.

12. Gaily dared not bend to retrieve it.

13. Laughing gaily, he closed the door behind Converse.

14. Gaily let in the cat, scratching at the door.

15. Ada Gaily grinned, squatting on the kitchen chair.

16. Aimee nods agreement, gaily presenting me with options.

17. Marge waved gaily at us.

18. He dived gaily at my legs, like a football player.

19. Ada Gaily complained, had always complained, loud and long and bitterly, against the tenor of her life.

20. Master Benjamin joined me, gaily prophesying that the mist would soon lift and it would be another splendid day.

21. Gaily followed them at a discreet distance and watched as they lowered Miss Faith Lavender into her last resting place.

22. Lee languishes for love and I gaily die out my life.

23. Gaily shook his head and, watching them, Florence Ames laughed with delight.

24. Above me, the gaily painted signs of the taverns and food shops creaked in the wind and mocked my hunger.

25. The gaily painted striped poles of the merry-go-round figure in almost every work.

26. She nodded her head vigorously and chattered gaily though I could only understand half of what she said.

27. And now gaily plumed water birds began to appear on the rapidly swelling river.

28. At the head of the path, beside the porch, Gaily stopped snowdrops in hand.

29. He was surprised to hear himself say this almost gaily, with a certain enthusiasm.

30. It took up half a block of Tollemarche Avenue and was gaily painted in red and white.