effervescently
effervescingly

They were all tired-looking, sallow-faced from confinement, yet effervescently animated by their release.

What follows is probably the most effervescently serious comedy Wilde ever wrote, as well as one of the funniest.

He is abridging any planned schedule effervescently.

The cool air raised goose bumps on her flesh and she ran across the floor, blood pumping effervescently through her veins.

She turned to Mr. Akhmetov, who was smiling broadly but a good deal less effervescently.

Bubbles rose and popped effervescently.

Nearby was a sodapond that sparkled effervescently.

It sparkled effervescently.

The film begins with Brian's army buddies drunkenly driving along to help him catch his bus to New York, and it ends just as effervescently.

And in that instant of recognition, there was also a blending, sudden and chaotic, Ansfield's mind sweeping effervescently through his, its memories sparkling.

It's also giddily, effervescently funny, like the complicated Chinese drinking game Chon and Roy play in adjoining bathtubs or the drunken horse routine that follows.

In his stand-up prime, Izzard was so effervescently brilliant that he'd make you feel as if you'd do anything to borrow just a fragment of that intellect for a single minute.

Most of the tables were filled, their occupants watching the sunset or the slow waves breaking below on the submerged beach plates, foaming effervescently before subsiding back into the deeper water.

X-Ray Spex's other distinctive musical element was Poly Styrene's voice, which has been variously described as "effervescently discordant" and "powerful enough to drill holes through sheet metal".

As played by Bejo, rising star Peppy Miller is effervescently charming, irresistibly beautiful and, as an ingénue of 24 years, a good decade younger than the actress herself.

The first judge to speak after DeLay finished "Wild Thing," the "effervescently effeminate" Bruno Tonioli, stood and exclaimed, "You are crazier than Sarah Palin!"

"Scenes de Ballet," although led effervescently by Leslie Collier and Errol Pickford, could be better danced by the corps in the chic Parisian costumes of Andre Baurepaire.

T HE buildup to the entrance of Aunt Alicia, Gigi's master teacher, is breathtaking, just the sort of moment an effervescently grand music-hall diva like Liliane Montevecchi lives for.

About these works, André Breton, wrote "As much on the dramatic as the poetic level, your creation has made me discover a spring of utter beauty, one which is both wonderfully enveloped and 'effervescently new.'"

The film received an 82% positive rating on the film critics aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes, with the consensus being, "Thoroughly overwrought in true Bollywood fashion, Kites is deeply flawed -and too effervescently charming to resist."

I can assure you, my outraged young friend' - the old man's knowing, disdainful eyes shone even more effervescently as Nately's stuttering dismay increased - 'that you and your country will have a no more loyal partisan in Italy than me - but only as long as you remain in Italy.'