Sentence examples for jolly day from inspiring English sources

It's a jolly day out.

Thereafter the primal mating ritual devolved into the odd behavior atop the Palatine until by the 1820's the London post office was hiring extra sorters to handle the Valentine's Day traffic in pasteboard love notes, the blanched relic of our ancestors' jolly day of random copulation.

David Marks and Julia Barfield's thing (at present it is rather wincingly named "i360") may look like a swoosh of sleek 21st-century design, with a dash of Festival of Britain retro, but in essence it is a reworking of the Victorian recipe for a jolly day out that the West Pier embodies: take a dash of engineering genius and a cheering view out to sea and mix.

Although, of course, at Expedia, every day is a jolly day, even when it begins with an early morning call from the Singapore office, or a late night talk with Seattle.

The short film serves as a prequel to The Curse of the Black Pearl, explaining just why Jack Sparrow's boat, the Jolly Mon, was seen sinking at the beginning of the whole story, and explaining why wenches Scarlett and Giselle were so upset with him, and it also implies how Cotton lost his tongue.

For commoners, the lord's sprawling parkland backyard makes for a jolly good day out.

"I'm not exactly in Martha's social stratum, and, if anyone wants to know where I got my handbag, it's a Canal Street knockoff," Stewart said in her jolly growl one day last week.

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

Jolly's move Friday comes after Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla). said he was considering running for re-election -- after repeatedly saying previously he would not.

As usual next Sunday, this jolly little restaurant will make ham the centerpiece of its weekend breakfast.

They say that Littlejohn's column on Tuesday, headlined Jolly jihadi boys' outing to Legoland, "deployed hateful Muslim stereotypes" and "used slurs commonly found in racist and far-right websites".