Sentence examples similar to making jolly from inspiring English sources

It wasn't just that it was clunkingly directed and woodenly acted, with all those scenes of Cambridge chaps making jolly-good-show noises at each other with the occasional reference to "Israel" to remind Abrahams he's a bit of an outsider, and poor wee Ian Charleson having to utter terrible, sanctimonious lines ("I believe God made me for a purpose – but he also made me fast!").

A spokeswoman for American Pop Corn, which makes Jolly Time, said the company had been working on a new recipe without diacetyl for several months.

"If he has those longer term ambitions he is going to have to make jolly sure that he looks able to do serious as well as doing the fun stuff," said Travers.

T&Js; have been known to impart rosy cheeks and make jolly people jollier.

Perhaps not yet worthy of iconic cultural status, the video for the 2005 remake of Tony Christie's (Is This the Way To) Amarillo sees Peter Kay making his jolly way alongside a host of celebrities, somewhat eerily including Jimmy Savile.

All day, hands on hips, making a jolly silhouette, the man laughed and threw his head back sort of thing.

Doubting that Aderonke could undertake LGBT activism when suffering from depression, the Home Office barrister went on, "if she is suicidal and depressed she is making a jolly good show of it".

Which is to say it makes a jolly absurdist stew out of its sources.

"Winter is already so cold - a Christmas tree lights up the whole terminal and makes everybody jolly," he said.

Iron Man was strictly a recherché taste until director Jon Favreau and Robert Downey Jr made a jolly franchise out of him.

He would have made a jolly art teacher if he didn't have such manifest skill as a presenter.