Sentence examples for jolly that from inspiring English sources
Critics described it as a "sanctions-busting jolly" that raised questions about the character of the man who, after a week when the Government's credibility on the economy hit a new low, is now on course to be prime minister in a little more than a year's time.
On the BBC their man in the ring, Gary Wiltshire, says Darkness has been well backed and that he is certain My Will will start the jolly (that's "the jolly old favourite" to the uninitiated).
There's something about fat and jolly that go together.
Hugh: Agreed: unlike the bag, this Minnie-Mouse-worthy spotty-pink footwear is an extra layer of jolly that this outfit really didn't need.
How jolly that it is also British!".
That aside, this is a conventionally jolly evening that never troubles to dig far below the play's disturbing surface.
Clarkson insisted that the plate was "not a jolly jape that went awry.
However, the newspaper reported that Cameron's then superior at Conservative Research Department called the trip "jolly", saying that "it was all terribly relaxed, just a little treat, a perk of the job.
All the jolly stuff that supposedly went on in the war between the Yanks and the young girls wasn't really like that, she wrote.
"This was not a jolly jape that went awry.
