Sentence examples for jerry from inspiring English sources
noun
A chamber pot: a container used for urination and defecation.
Kane at NCVO also believes there remains a need for detailed breakdowns rather than just snappy messages such as "your £10 paid for three jerry cans": "I think people are generally quite sensible about the fact that charities can't provide that jerry can unless you've got a logistics chain in place".
This has been very effective in Kenya, where Advance Aid have supplied 5,000 locally sourced emergency kits to World Vision and another 14,000 jerry cans to Catholic Relief Services, who distributed them in Dadaab, the refugee camp near the Somalian border.
"Give me 30 bob," says a customer to a paraffin seller, who has just taken delivery of several jerry cans from a porter with a steel-frame wheelbarrow.
After the last publicized seizure, athletic director Norwood Teague said the school has "100% confidence in Jerry".
In the bit on Sunday night, Palin piped up during a Q&A with Jerry Seinfeld to ask, "Just curious, Jerry, how much do you think [SNL producer] Lorne Michaels would pay me if I were to run in 2016 with Donald Trump as my running mate?" "I don't think there's a number too big," Seinfeld replied.
He is survived by two sons, Jerry and Conaill, and a daughter, Paula.
They include the use of heroic front-line troops with out-of-touch superiors; rotating decision-makers too often; narrow "stovepipe" thinking; and the failure to imagine that everything could go wrong at once.Complex systems, jerry-riggedFor now, the risk is that the interim report does not get the attention it deserves.
Typically, they consist of one or two jerry-built storeys, stuffed with boys and men sewing cotton, melting plastic, hammering iron and moulding clay.
On a sad, black-edged day for rugby's brotherhood it speaks volumes for Jerry Collins that his untimely death is being mourned far beyond New Zealand and his native Samoa.
Margot and Jerry Leadbetter turn their noses up at Tom and Barbara's concoctions in The Good Life, and Reggie's son-in-law Tom makes an undrinkable nettle and parsnip wine in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.
He had some success with Jerry Lewis in the comedy Boeing Boeing (1965) and rejoined Edwards on The Great Race (1965), parodying his charismatic persona with a cocky grin and effortless charm.
