Sentence examples for his jelly from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, a few years ago, Toby Cecchini from the Times did his own bout of research on converting classic cocktails into jellied versions and created the Bramble Jelly Shot -- his jelly shot version of a gin bramble.

Clara rocks silk pyjamas and the Doctor keeps his jelly babies in a cigarette case.

RONALD REAGAN had his jelly beans, Poppy Bush had his pork rinds and Mitt Romney has his — meatloaf cakes?

My deliberations can't compete with Mr Morton, who is getting ever more jiggy about his jelly roll.

The Irish government gave Waterford glassware as a present to each American president from Dwight Eisenhower to Ronald Reagan, who kept his jelly beans in a Waterford dish.

He's big, like his father, and to his mother's frustration, he has picked up her husband's habit of separating his peanut butter sandwiches from his jelly sandwiches -- never together.

Frontman Tim Booth is soon doing his jelly-limbed spasm dance, but it's not until Sit Down – with Booth perching on the front barrier – that the crowd really joins in.

For all the intimate familiarity of that face and body, for all the willingness with which he showed me his framed photographs, his jelly-bean jar, and his view of the Hollywood Hills, I did not feel his presence beside me, only his absence.

The political week up to 1 March is reviewed in 60 seconds by Adam Fleming who looks back over the headlines on the Daily Politics, which included the UK losing its AAA rating, how the Lib Dems handled sex claims, the Italian elections, plus Boris Johnson and his "jellies" claim.

He had his jelly-butt butter honey, GutterBitch, smugglin' him get-high on the frequent.

Shot in the sunny streets of Nice in southern France, the video stars Nilton Martins a dancer known all over the Côte d'Azur for his jelly-limbed skills.