Sentence examples for a jolly one from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a jolly one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is cheerful, happy, or festive, often in reference to an event or occasion.
Example: "The holiday party was a jolly one, filled with laughter and joy."
Alternatives: "a cheerful one" or "a merry one."

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This holiday season is not a jolly one for jazz musicians, she said.

Devil dogs and soiled togas aside, this odd little camp of Brits in Bulgaria is clearly a jolly one.

Isn't it a little late to be making funeral arrangements, if a funeral (albeit a jolly one) is really what's happening in Moscow?

"But the confirmation of arriving back in Wales before too long was enough to make our Christmas a jolly one.

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Under his breath, he mutters, "God, that was a jolly one-man-band".

The last movement goes into a different place, a more relentlessly jolly one – but you get the sense that he has to make an effort to get there.

Our saviour is a goat, but a jolly weird one!

London Cocktail Week is a thing and a jolly good one at that.

I think it's 'blister', just such a jolly adjective – one I'm going to reintroduce.

It sounds like a joke, but it's a jolly good one -- about.

"Should I be telling you this?" Oh, what a jolly feeling one gets when a lawyer asks that question.

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