Sentence examples for jolly fellow from inspiring English sources

He had a black eye and the bartender, a large, jolly fellow, remarked on it.

Before long, he ventures below, where he meets "this big, jolly fellow in a red suit".

Sam was a tubby, jolly fellow, but he became reflective as he thought of the past.

"He was a nice guy - jolly fellow," Santiago recalls of Black.

As Sragow points out, what the boy becomes is not a decent jolly fellow but the superior young man he was bred to become.

In a starring role was a plethora of santas, from the jolly fellow in his sleigh on the lawn to a regiment of moving santas and Mrs. Clauses within.

I am invited this evening après-dinner to join a game of cards by some jolly fellows, one of whom uncannily resembles my old friend Doc.

But this material was too dark for the comrade who mattered most: "Happiness" was released not long after Grigori Aleksandrov's "Jolly Fellows," a manically upbeat musical comedy whose airy escapism was much more to Stalin's taste.

Hatherley describes the Hollywoodesque revue film Jolly Fellows (1934), for example, as a work that out-eccentrics the eccentrists, with its perfectly synchronised dancing girls showing a debt both to Busby Berkeley and Ford.

"We have sex; we have all that here," says a proponent of the lyrically limited but often wildly colorful shows Stalin loved and indeed rescued when he personally lifted the ban on "The Jolly Fellows" in 1934.

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