Sentence examples for jolly along from inspiring English sources

Now Mr Blair has a sprawling empire of ministers to jolly along, with influence and departmental interests of their own.

Still, The Crimson Field has much to jolly along a Sunday night.

The U.S. is trying to jolly along the Northern Alliance to modernity, but the warlords seem content with their patriarchy.

First minister of devolved Scotland since 2007 in a minority government, he has had to woo, cajole and jolly along rival parties, local governments and voters in order to exercise power.

It amounts to arrogance on a par with imperialism itself to say it is an irrelevant event now Britain no longer needs it to jolly along the inhabitants of its colonial outposts – and its own troops – to prevent them revolting.

The last couple of hours to the Latvian border were jollied along by listening (twice) to a CD of nursery rhymes.

And even for those who need no festive jollying along, the right book, shared with children, can be a wonderful pick-me-up – extra icing on the Christmas cake.

If you go early enough to In Den Ouden Vogelstruys, a homey pub on the Vjithof (at No. 15), you might hear recorded Maastricht music, jolly sing-along-dance-along tunes in the local dialect.

To jolly things along, he is suggesting three reforms.

Assistants record the conversation and jolly it along by projecting relevant scientific papers onto a screen.

"My role was to jolly her along by roaring like a lion," recalls Margaret, who is now 70.