Meanings of jolly sailor in English

The jolly sailor held in his hands the Lamb on Wheels.

He was a jolly sailor in his habits, although a Puritan in his profession.

We jolly sailor boys know better than that, my lad.

You've got a jolly sailor-anofficer and a gentleman.

And here's to the jolly sailor lad

We haven't had very much fun since the jolly sailor came and carried away the Lamb on Wheels.

It is the husband's greatest delight, especially if he is a jolly sailor, to brave all dangers for his wife.

She told of having been taken away by the jolly sailor, and how afraid she was that she would be seasick.

He looked at his sister, then at the Lamb lying upside down in a corner, and then he looked at the jolly sailor.

The man was a good-natured, jolly sailor sort of a fellow, and, as intimated, had always treated the girl with the utmost kindness and consideration.

They pass The Jolly Sailor.

There's boisterousness aplenty in Triton's merry-making, and the music-making goes all woozy for the celebrations of the jolly sailors.

"I really must be at sea, as that jolly sailor was," thought the Lamb.

There's a chilling scene at a country pub called the Jolly Sailor where Combo and his followers attend a National Front meeting.

"Now, let's go to The Jolly Sailor," said Athelny.