Elaine was a large, loving, moody New York City native of Russian-Jewish extraction; Jimmy Neary, the owner, is a spry, jovial fellow from County Sligo, Ireland.
A small, jovial fellow, he says he'd be more than happy for me to stay and can guide me to the nearby Inca ruins of Huchuy Qosqo, said to be a "mini Machu Picchu" without the crowds.
But still a heroine (with a troubled past, naturally, and boyfriend difficulties, and certain OCD issues, though this one's able to smile) and a jovial fellow-cop and a troubled, grizzled one back from the brink.
My dad was a jovial chap.
"Edward was a jovial chap but Carolyn was quite snotty.
Jostling for space on the crowded platform at Farringdon tube station last night, I was deliberating over which of my preloaded ebooks to read on my Sony Reader when the unthinkable happened - I was approached by a fellow commuter, a jovial-looking businessman.
Children at risk Rianti, 25, is a jovial woman who helps volunteers gather fellow villagers to receive hygiene kits.
"What a delightful fellow he was," says Fielding, "like a jovial cricket umpire.
The most refreshing thing I've noticed so far is that no matter who these people are, or at what level they are spending their time at the Olympic Games, everyone has been kind, jovial, loud in their cheers, and most importantly, respectful to all the competitors and fellow fans.
From listening to him talk, it's obvious that the burly, jovial actor had to use all the talent he has to be convincing as a fellow at the end of his rope.
He was a popular MP with his colleagues, a cheerful and jovial figure, often to be found in the corner of the Strangers' bar with his friend and fellow Wolverhampton MP, Dennis Turner (afterwards Lord Bilston).
