Sentence examples for jolly play from inspiring English sources

It was all part of this jolly play Fergus wrote about Father's trip to the Caribbean, where he met Bobo's family.

How jolly to play games and dress up.

Of course we Brits still like to think that everyone ought to jolly well play by the rules, old chap – and that has resulted in British businesses being international whipping boys.

The exhibits were held in ordinary bedrooms, rooms filled with clicker pistols, musical Nativity sets, Jolly Giant, Play Balls, Zipqie Plastic Horshoes, Pal-O-Mine Plandars, Whitney Personality Bean Bags, Supersonic Express Wagons, and Glub-Glubs, the drinking birds.

Then some jolly music plays as she sips coffee and looks at her watch.

Then, some jolly music plays as she takes a sip of coffee and looks at her watch.

This jolly lout, played to perfection by C. J. Wilson, exudes the friendly neediness of a tail-wagging golden retriever.

Polling stations in the usual schools and kindergartens opened on time, their entrances decorated with balloons, and jolly music played outside.

If you want some jolly ska played by gents with impressive nom de stages then Gaz's Rockin' Blues Super Heroes (Talbot Road) features Count Cassavubu, Sir Bunny and the Ramjam Brothers.

No one apart from your granny remembers the 50s musical Salad Days, on the same theme (unless it's the Monty Python version, supposedly directed by Sam Peckinpah, with jolly piano-playing students Cleese and Palin having their hands chopped off and their eyes gouged out).

The third part of the tale concerns two jolly hobbits, played by Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd Merryy and Pippin - two pert names which show Tolkien's donnish desire to create an intensely English mythology; I can just hear him and the other pipe-puffing Inklings approvingly rolling "Merry" and "Pippin" around their tongues.