There were lots of people there and they were all jovial, talking to [Cosby].
The new political allies engaged in what one Obama aide sanguinely described as "comfortable, jovial small talk".
He was jovial, bantering, talking about Scotland winning "the unofficial World Cup" and he rocked in his chair when he was asked about England's chance of hosting the 2018 World Cup.
Outside the courtroom, he smiled and appeared jovial, making small talk with a group of reporters.
Even though Mr. Nelson is rarely less than jovial these days, a talk-singer who can often sound meandering, the damp air helped to amplify the tragedy of his songs, which was plentiful.
"I don't know whether Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins will stick with him this time, but I do know that firing Monk would be a particularly painful decision". West Brom boss Tony Pulis seems in a jovial mood as he talks about Sunday's Premier League tie against West Ham.
After the formal press conference, a jovial Coughlin (not a misprint) talked about loving the Combine process.
The only thing I could think of was: 'Why was this invasive, somewhat jovial, but truly kind man, talking about flax......
I'm talking about the jovial bands of people walking the streets of downtown every time I visit — bachelorette parties (so many bachelorette parties!), bachelor parties, wedding parties, father-daughter dances.
The jovial Mr. Coe, who enjoys talking as much as he does cooking, is everywhere: working in the kitchen, serving tables and at the end of the evening joining diners for a glass or two of wine.
