Sentence examples for jolly then from inspiring English sources

Tyneside was a lot more jolly then.

When an economist looks jolly, then you know there's bad news on the way.

If you're all getting on, and the atmosphere is jolly, then you have a lot of freedom.

Jolly then worked for 11 years as a social worker in child protection in Kent, before deciding that nurses were more useful than social workers and joining the first graduate nurse training course at St Thomas'.

If you are a yoga practitioner who believes that your practice (or your guru's practice) has its roots in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (or as some yoga teachers call him, "Pot and Jolly") then be warned: there are dangers when yoga is practiced incorrectly that are far greater than mere bodily injury.

The people pushing it keep insisting that things weren't so jolly back then, and, by God, they shouldn't be too fun now, if only to ensure historical accuracy.

A jolly start, then, to Will Sharpe's comedy Flowers (Channel 4), which goes out every night this week.

Bring to the boil, turn the heat down to a jolly simmer, then scoop off the froth.

Hates to stay up late at night, just because it's jolly and then be up early in morning for a ride or walk in the woods.

Putting baby in the jolly jumper then hotfooting it to the kitchen floor to hide behind a bunch of cabinets.

Don't get me wrong though, Ninja Assassin does deliver the basic goods one expects from an amped-up, methamphetamine-fuelled modern martial arts movie: in the opening sequence alone several people get their heads slashed in two, so I got my blood'n'brains-related jollies, and then some.