Sentence examples for jolly idea from inspiring English sources
We want to develop social policy that's directly informed by practitioners and the public, not because it's a jolly idea but because it's crucial to better policy and to policy that works better in practise.
Since then he has appeared to be on a mission to secure tabloid headlines, most recently calling himself "the enforcer" and suggesting that it might be a jolly idea to castrate paedophiles.By contrast, Mr Clarke portrayed himself as a thoughtful, "tough but not populist" home secretary.
Edinburgh novelist Ian Rankin, and lecturer in English at the University of Edinburgh Aaron Kelly both told the Times that yes they thought it was a jolly good idea.
In his biography, A Time to Jump, Edwards admits: "I thought what Alison was saying was a jolly good idea.
IT SEEMED a jolly good idea at the time.
The writer is particularly enthusiastic about the high quality of two advertisements - one for The Jolly… The idea of a television station in the New York area to show uninterruptedly for three hours on Christmas Eve a log burning in a… Talk.
They may not be everyone's idea of that jolly old elf, but New Yorkers have a unique claim on the gentleman - St. Nicholas, after all, was the patron saint of Amsterdams old and new.
The idea is to engender jolly and hopefully fruitful mutual aid.
The idea for the fabulously successful Jolly Postman (which has sold 6m copies and "paid for this house", says Allan) also came from baby Ahlberg.
People have got to be feeling committed to the idea of decoration to buy roses and jolly animals and things.
