| Dressing up time at the weekend and Lolly wasn't too impressed with it while Lucy just posed away all night. |
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| She plays Lolly, an affable inmate who listens to Piper recount her gruesome bashing of Pennsatucky, whom she believes she killed. |
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| The 31-year-old is playing the awesomely named Molly the Lolly, a Victorian prostitute, in the new Brit flick Hysteria, about the invention of the vibrator. |
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| Puzzled, Anna looked at Mary, calmly licking the surface of an orange ice lolly. |
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| This was a barrel of fish-heads and guts from the Walkers Cay fish-cleaning room, frozen into a giant ice lolly. |
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| With the money, Johnny would get an ice lolly and his dad would get a cup of tea in a cafe. |
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| Another parachute game was the finale to the day's events and a well-earned ice lolly eaten quietly in the shade was welcomed by all. |
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| Saturday jobs inject a little more into the coffers and, welcome though it is, it doesn't leave most kids rolling in lolly. |
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| Stick a washed lolly stick to the back of the card and use it to move the puppet around. |
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| Every day she would proudly leave the Club with some brilliant construction in lolly sticks, paint and glue. |
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| But, you don't have to go far before you see someone casually toss a sweet wrapper or half-eaten lolly onto the ground. |
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| We sold everything from Quality Street and Black Magic to sherbet dabs, lolly pops and liquorice. |
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| Rafter on the other hand seems like the sort of bloke who would bowl a lolly ball for the non-sportingly capable kid to have a crack at. |
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| He had abducted Rosie when she went to buy an ice lolly at a shop near her home in Henrietta Street, Hartlepool. |
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| Once you've completed the sale that paper profit becomes real lolly that you can go out and spend or buy even more shares. |
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| If I were working on a larger scale I'd use a wooden lolly stick, sharpened appropriately, and dipped into Indian Ink. |
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| The public has had it with this Government, and no lolly scramble in the forthcoming Budget will save it. |
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| Specialist kitchen shops sell proper wooden lolly sticks, but if you can't find them, simply use a plastic teaspoon as your stick. |
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| They were quick to ask to ask him if he was going to return this undeserved lolly. |
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| Its eyes were screwed up like the twisty ends of lolly wrappers and its mouth was open wide like a garbage disposal unit, but three times as loud. |
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| The lolly becomes sticky so that the sherbet adheres to its surface. |
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| I bought her another lolly to eat on the walk back through the glen. |
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| He had loads of lolly and could retire comfortably if things went wrong. |
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| As a result simple, honest people who have need of money are inveigled into believing that if they only have the luck they would win all that lovely lolly. |
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| For this best-of, they've made the tongue into the number 40, added colouring based on an idea rejected for a lolly by Lyon's Maid, and let that stand. |
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| She strikes me as a no-nonsense gal, the sort of English rose, raised on tea and hockey, who'd be calm in a crisis and know how to make splints out of ice lolly sticks. |
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| I used to sneak outside with a lolly stick and help them climb back out. |
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| Pour some orange and raspberry crush juice into lolly moulds. |
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| The teaching assistant at university risked her marriageability by eating an hibiscus ice lolly in the park with me. |
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| The Recycle for Wales website has a variety of ideas, but the easiest is the simple fruit juice lolly. |
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| A few years down the road, many of us will hopefully have a smidgin more spare lolly than we have now, and we just might be able to buy a secondhand Porsche. |
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| In a few months, kites will fly and lolly ices will be licked on this beach, as families in cozzies spread their picnic rugs and reach for the sun-tan lotion. |
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