Sentence examples for jolly dancing from inspiring English sources

As well as the bands and floats, there were the mandatory jolly dancing policemen.

The band's jazz standards had the Baby Boomer crowd hopping, one particularly jolly couple dancing cheek to cheek, Pinots in hand.

11.38am BST The festival site is weekend busy despite the blustery weather, with some very jolly singing and dancing going on at a children's event next door to the press tent.

There is jolly music and dancing in the decaying streets; earnest international observers crisscross Bissau, the capital; the remaining candidates hold buoyant rallies in preparation for the vote; and trucks packed with chanting supporters bounce up and down over the little city's deep potholes.

Finally, as to the title Dance On! -- this was no ballet show -- the dancing being a jolly milling of the cast to an upbeat track of crowd pleasing Disco and Pop with a dash of "New Age".

"If ever jolly, tipsy bruins and senseless dancing goats were faithfully put upon canvas," The New-York Times sort of raved in 1862, "they are here".

(Ms. Camara was particularly effective here as a jolly mutilator with a red knife, dancing with satisfaction in her work before she is taught to mend her ways).

The dance is jolly, rousing.

Marks & Spencer With "the Greatest Hits" as a strapline, a jolly musical medley of people posing and dancing to INXS and Kool and the Gang, among others.

My Jitterbug offers no texting, and the ring tone is a jolly little tune that will have you dancing the polka in no time.

John Bunyan seems to have been a jolly enough fellow in his youth, much given to dancing and sports in the village green, but with the onset of his religious crisis these pleasures had to be put aside.