Sentence examples for a jolly time from inspiring English sources

To me it looks like he's having a jolly time.

We had a jolly time talking about art.

Adams agrees that once the story got out they had a jolly time.

Plato presents both men as having a jolly time together in the "Symposium".

You're spoilt for choice – if you want a jolly time howling to cheesy Austrian pop.

In the face of a really awful situation, actually getting on with it and almost having quite a jolly time.

If you're game, he'll show you a rude, jolly time in a universe at once fantastic and familiar.

Christmas ends up being a perfectly jolly time with "a great deal of laughing and kissing and explaining, in the simple, loving fashion which makes these home-festivals so pleasant" – even if Marmee has given away the Christmas breakfast to a poverty-stricken family who will later infect and nearly kill Beth with scarlet fever.

It's also small and every page is a jokeful, jolly time that proves Tom is a funny guy with ideas. .

Lots and lots of very English people having a very jolly time indeed.

The Tories (along with the tabloids and UKIP) are having a throughly jolly time insinuating that Labour cares more about Britain's celtic fringe than it does about its English core.