"Don't you know some very worthy women who are crashingly dull?"

It is the truth turned crashingly on its head.

Then leaning over, he brought the flat of his hand crashingly down on the desk, left it there for a long moment.

I never could write a really crashingly good hand."

The gun went off crashingly, its charge exploding against the wall of the farmhouse.

This crashingly boring conversation got us half the way to Calais.

Once again, everything we have said is crashingly obvious to the well-versed classical physicist.

A knock at the door derailed his thoughts, crashingly.

Specifically, the French school of the 70's was crashingly irrelevant to America's internal political dynamic.

I want to know if a book is crashingly inaccurate, but this petty point-scoring adds little.

To anyone who has dipped into the extensive literature about this rarefied community, it will sound crashingly familiar.

One sorry footnote to the affair was that the spies and counterspies turned out be crashingly dull.

A fast-widening crack in the ground, almost six feet wide, appeared crashingly beside him; it burgeoned as he stood there.

I quote Agate again: 'When a play is crashingly dull the critic has only two resources.

Service is not crashingly efficient.

All this is crashingly obvious.

Mr. Sinatra is crashingly casual when it comes to keeping the Japanese in their place."

Right Hand to Jaw In Holmes's case, it also went crashingly horizontal.

"It is a crashingly unsubtle phrase.

And they get shocked-just like you did-to find out the Great Man spawned someone so crashingly ordinary."

They subsided, crashingly.

Mountains fell, crashingly.

Every extempore flourish the trumpeter added, every extra fill on the drums, were all crashingly and horribly wrong.

I was nearly frantic in my rush to obey, and the laughter in his thoughts came as crashingly as a flood of freezing water.

Almost before Big Lip landed crashingly on the deck, Tommy stepped forward and grabbed the huge man's knife from his relaxing fingers.