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He kept himself from paying any attention, except for rollickingly kissing her once or twice, to the fourteen-year-old daughter of his landlady.

Reggie burst rollickingly into song.

Mr. Stempler calls all this "rollickingly feminine."

Record World reported, "The sound is stimulating, the musicianship superb, and the result is tight and rollickingly rhythmic."

The rollickingly vulgar but feminine fashions began taking over the dance halls in the early 1990's, replacing demurely dressed rasta-influenced women.

The rollickingly malicious undertone of these folk verbalizations constitutes what might be labeled a 'paremiological revolt.'

Lamster rollickingly recreates the exhibition baseball tour that Albert Goodwill Spalding led around the globe in 1888-89.

Panza, rollickingly embodied by Emyliano Santa Cruz, is onstage for the entire length of the intermission-less two-hour show and its real star.

The physicist, the separatist and the undead rocker are all destined to meet in Harvard Square, in what Felber intends to be a rollickingly absurd climax.

The corny, zesty horror film "It's Alive" (1974) turns every prospective parent's fear that the baby will turn out to be a monster into a rollickingly intense scare classic.

For standout coastal vistas, head to the Amalfi Coast, a rollickingly exquisite 50-km stretch, featuring dizzying hairpin bends and pale-lemon and rose-coloured towns draped over fantastical seacliff scenery.

Among the high points were a wistfully airy "Body and Soul," charging uptempo renditions of "Do I Love You" and "I've Got a Crush on You," and a rollickingly affirmative "Just One of the Those Things."