Sentence examples for jolly couple from inspiring English sources
The Fezziwigs are named for Ebenezer Scrooge's first employers, a jolly couple who were fond of socializing.
Not that this isn't a jolly couple of hours: Gardam, as her legion of fans knows, has a sharp satirical eye – her work has drawn comparison with Jane Austen – and laughter peppers our conversation.
And why doesn't he just follow the example of either our very own Clem Attlee in the 1940s and 1950s, or Dutch premier Wim Kok now, and spend a jolly couple of weeks driving around the West Country staying in some nice B&Bs?
She's to board with the Oiwas, relatives of her foster mother, a boisterous, jolly couple who don't take things too seriously.
The band's jazz standards had the Baby Boomer crowd hopping, one particularly jolly couple dancing cheek to cheek, Pinots in hand.
Bright discussed their relationship in an interview with TV Guide, calling them the "jolliest couple in Walford".
She was adopted by a jolly British couple, the Bullens, whose own children were grown.
According to Jean Hartley, Maeve and Larkin made the most jolly of couples, for all that Maeve always knew he had Monica Jones on the go elsewhere.
Chilli's more usual sensory associations draw me to the far end of the square, where a row of jolly and pink couples are toiling away at little camping stoves in the mighty midday sun: the Chili Appreciation Society International has come to honour the chilli queens with a cook-off.
No drink (the one exception being one night at a bar called the Jolly Judge. Yikes! Couple of sailors, a guy on crutches and me!).
A painstakingly wholesome, budget-friendly dose of communal self-catering, making new chums over a couple of jolly rounds of cribbage, then going upstairs to sleep with them.
