Examples of gaily

• It is a painting of a boy who, gaily costumed, centrally positioned and with arms outstretched, fills the canvas.

• Unions as a whole have joined in gaily.

• In fact, the figure of £1,000 was then gaily bandied about, but now we learn that it will be only £250.

• Without the figures, it gaily goes on to propose that something should happen.

• But when we talk gaily about great schemes of development we should remember the difficulties, particularly the financial difficulties.

• I was assured by the people who gaily started on the task of arranging such a provision, that they would be able to do it.

• They would go gaily on and therefore would perhaps be provoking the bull who thought he had the field to himself.

• We are talking rather gaily about this lump sum as if it is a vast amount of money.