Sentence examples for jocular exchange from inspiring English sources
And he ended by recounting a jocular exchange about the tolls of aging on their athletic pursuits — basketball in Mr. Obama's case, judo in Mr. Putin's.
Immediately after the vote, which was won by Russia, Prime Minister David Cameron revealed a jocular exchange between himself and William after the prince had met a FIFA executive committee member.
The moment came in a jocular exchange as the inquiry adjourned over a weekend incident in which the Camerons, after a stop at a pub near their country retreat in rural Oxfordshire, managed to leave their eight-year-old daughter Nancy behind in the pub.
In between jocular exchanges with his soldiers in Kosovo, Mr Bush assured his European allies that America's military force in the Balkans would not be withdrawn or scaled down "precipitously or unilaterally".
In the course of one of those familiar jocular exchanges, Mr. Anastos, the co-anchor on the 10 p.m. newscast on WNYW (Channel 5), seemed to be referring to the old commercial for Perdue chicken when he suggested to the weatherman, Nick Gregory, that "it takes a tough man to make a tender forecast".
Munari's exchanges with the participants were jocular and friendly, and photographs of the 1962 opening, taken by Mario Dondero, show the designer Enzo Mari goofing around Olivetti's showroom with friends from Gruppo T, the experimental art group.
A sharp exchange of humour, with a bias towards the jocular insult".
A sharp exchange of humour, with a bias towards the jocular insult, banter is becoming so ubiquitous that, last weekend, it even had its own festival.
He made some jocular remarks.
Bob Henry was the jocular m.c.
