Sentence examples for ever jolly from inspiring English sources

"If ever jolly, tipsy bruins and senseless dancing goats were faithfully put upon canvas," The New-York Times sort of raved in 1862, "they are here".

Ever jolly, he chats a lot with clients and chums, often in the restaurant's garden, which is shaded by box and bamboo planted in giant terra-cotta pots.

Remobilising – as ever a very jolly, friendly Toby Jug that secretly wants to kill you – Farage seemed to struggle here in front of a hostile crowd.

To the rest of the world – and, crucially, to your children – you have to be as jolly as ever.

A Times story from 1974 credited Eppolito with helping to prevent what a sergeant speculated could have been "one of the biggest gang wars ever in Brooklyn," between the Jolly Stompers and the Tomahawks.

And Loach represents, as he always has, the English working man, a jolly old bugger if ever there was one.

If you've ever looked at folklore's jolliest old men and gotten the heebie-jeebies -- we're looking at you, Willy Wonka and Santa Claus -- this contemporary art experience will give you goosebumps in the best/worst way possible.

Jolly good, but, as ever with the ABI, we have to ask whether the members intend to enforce these principles.

It was the jolliest show I had ever seen.

La Boqueria in Barcelona is one of the jolliest markets I've ever been to.

But he arrived in a jolly mood and looked as ever like an unmade bed.