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Joe Brolly described him as "the best player on the field".

Apparently it will rain this afternoon, so you'd better bring your brolly.

Got your brolly, Breeze?' she asked as they neared the door.

Brolly said "there were many times when you could only marvel at his wizardry".

"Brolly," she said, repeating the word, as though it tasted very pleasant.

Brolly had played an important part in Lloyd Webber's rise.

"It ought to be free choice, the way the dragons choose their riders," said Brolly.

It was more in keeping with a wound caused by a Stanley cutter than a broken brolly, he said.

And then I left my brolly at the chemist's, and had to go back for it.'

One is like your friend Potts, only he stutters, and Brolly says he's got a glass eye.

Brolly was the term used by proper spinster sleuths.

"The Weyrs have control of the fire lizards any road," said Brolly.

She hauled again, but the entangled brolly was stuck fast and she tore its fabric.

Rain fell steadily through the gaping hole where the roof used to be, drumming off the inspector's brolly.

Colin with his brolly at Lane.

The benefit of this will be apparent when a force ten westerly has sent your brolly to Holland and is pummelling you in the face.

He showed them to Brolly.

Throw me your brolly, please.

In 2009 Brolly broke his leg while playing in a challenge match against Cookstown.

Brolly was born in London.

On 14 June 2004 Councillor Brolly stood down as Mayor.

Brolly is an Irish culture enthusiast.

Brolly had a brightly painted tambourine and the other a handsomely polished tenor pipe.

"Yes, bubbly pies," said Brolly, determined to rouse him.

'Wally with Brolly' adopts bizarre accent in television interview.