jolly造句

What a jolly little hand it was!

The magnificent sights collect a jolly crowd.

The mood in Washington was unshakably jolly.

Yet even this year, there are still jolly moments.

I know she's trying to jolly me along.

Some exhausted negotiators might count that a jolly good thing.

Some indeed have a jolly life, others simply don't.

On polling day the mood in Dhaka was calm, proud and even jolly.

There was no room for sickness in Elizabeth's world. Only jolly lunches!

He needs a party of jolly boys to play with, or somebody young and lively.

Curly black hair, brown skin, big black eyes, handsome nose, fine teeth, small hands and feet, taller than I am, very polite, for a boy, and altogether jolly.

She's very jolly in the cab, reminiscing about her family, her sister in London, the present she sent her nephew in America last year.

At the scenic attraction on the foot of fragrant Hill, tourists can enjoy a fragrant and jolly tour amidst peach blossoms.

It may not be paradise now (especially if it is a dusty and desolate corner of Iraq). But it jolly well was once.

The meaning of a name must, in other words, be something other than the thing it refers to;then “Santa” can perhaps be meaningful even without the jolly old fellowhimself.

Before the pool bar closes, a jolly crowd of Freeport employees have their beers stored in a cool box. They take it to one of the-mostly dry-seafood restaurants in town.

" Lunch with the Queen Mother tends to go on for rather a long time, often till 4 or 5pm, by which time we are all quite jolly," recalls the fund's chairman, Lord Oaksey.

Dr Miles Fisher, consultant physician at Glasgow Royal Infirmary said: "the image of Santa is of a round, jolly person but if you have obesity around your tummy, then it is very bad for you."