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I thought of the Berliner, whose name God being dead, irony still rollickingly alive was Wolfgang, pictured his last moments: the frost reeling under him, his moonlit muzzle and sweating pelt, the split-second in which his eyes merged dis-belief and fear and horror and sadness and relief—then the white and final light of silver.

'The Last Werewolf' 2011

A rollickingly good story; Quentin Blake's illustrations capture every madcap moment irresistibly.

Recommended reads: ages 5–7 2011

Julia Child was a larger than life figure: tall, gangling, rollickingly posh with an extraordinary voice that swooped and swelled and swarmed over its plummy vowels.

A Passion for Life « Tales from the Reading Room 2010

I enjoyed your take on Julie & Julia too, and am trying to find an excuse to use “rollickingly posh” in conversation.

A Passion for Life « Tales from the Reading Room 2010

There's something rollickingly puritanical about a film like "Salt," which is director Phillip Noyce's first feature since the 2006 apartheid drama "Catch a Fire," and around which the word "fun" will be bandied about.

'Salt': Fun, if Not Quite a Meal 2010

There's something rollickingly puritanical about a film like "Salt," which is director Phillip Noyce's first feature since the 2006 apartheid drama "Catch a Fire," and around which the word "fun" will b

The Fog of Film 2010

Re: rollickingly dim-sounding names, I must submit a character that Sarah Silverman played in a Tom Goes to the Mayor episode: Barb Dunderbarn.

Black and White World: Strange Toast – The Bleat. 2009

There's also a little comedy-gold discovery here by the name of Rowan Atkinson, a very young man who all but steals the show as a sarcastic prep-school teacher with the oddest-named class in the world, and with his rollickingly hilarious "pianist" routine.

Gregory Weinkauf: Smile and Say "Cleese!" - How the Secret Policeman Mocks, Rocks and Shocks 2009

And what a ritual it will be, combining the most heart-warming, most devout, and most rollickingly fun aspects of the Jewish, Christian, Moslem, and other religious forms of the marriage ceremony.

Ellis Weiner: An Open Memo to Bill Frist 2008

He threw a newspaper at the censorious suit-case and, much relieved, went to bed to dream that he was a rabbit making enormously amusing jests, at which he laughed rollickingly in half-dream, till he realized that he was being awakened by the sound of long sobs from the room of Istra Nash.

Our Mr. Wrenn 2004