Merry used in a sentence

Merry in a sentence as an adjective

Yes/No", and I could select "No" and be on my merry way.

Work out the market rate, swap the cash and be on your merry way.

Turns out to be a private party, lot's of drinking and merry-ment but my girl and I felt a bit out of place.

The FBI should investigate real cases and not treat a bunch of merry pranksters like they're a bunch of super terrorists.

Personally, I find it fascinating that this band of merry pirates is so organized, so rules-based.

"Well, since we're having a merry old time stomping all over the Constitution, I suppose asking what ramifications could possibly befall this Representative, considering the "Speech and Debate" immunity provided under Article 1, Section 6 of our allegedly-cherished Constitution, is a moot point.

What I don't really get here, is how is storing data in a cloud service any different, from the legal perspective, from a safety deposit box at a bank or a storage locker in a public storage location?The paradigm seems very similar - I go to a service provider, pay them money to give me certain amount of private space, put my stuff there, lock it with a key and go on my merry way.