Sentence examples for jolly dance from inspiring English sources

Apprised by Monty, who has wormed his way into the bosom of the family, that the lepers in India are simply the latest in desperation, she breaks into a jolly dance of celebration: When we arrive they'll hobble out to greet us!

Nabucco's music at the end of Act I in particular exposes a trait of much bel canto and early Verdi opera: the words speak of death and mass destruction, but the music seems to say that it's all a jolly dance.

Last year, a flash mob of 150 volunteers performed a jolly dance in the waiting area for a red-eye flight, complete with Santa on the tarmac and stockings stuffed with new iPods.

The third movement is a jolly folk dance with oboe and flute piping away, leading to a swaggering finale.

One night a server might act out the menu in a jolly interpretive dance; another day a guest might be complimented on his socks.

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.

The jacket (or versions of it — it's worth noting that costume designers routinely create multiples of each garment — it was even that way with Dorothy's ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz") is worn by Van Dyke's character in the memorable live action/animation scene in which his character Bert sings "Jolly Holiday" and dances it out with a passel of penguins.

The dance is jolly, rousing.

The musical styles used in the soundtrack have been described as an "eclectic mix of sunny J-pop, throbbing dance music, jolly jazz, and more".

As the four porters, labeled "Public," staggered bug-eyed under this enormous weight, the bureaucrats did a fan dance, singing a jolly chorus: "Trust us, trust us".

It is possible that it could make a person angry, or cause them to be "very jolly or sad, jump about, dance, sing or give way to great fright".