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But dramatically things were not as frothily involving as they might have been.

Looking that way he saw black clouds bubbling frothily.

When dishing out its Hollywood humor, it succeeds in being frothily diverting.

She pursed her lips as she studied the bubbles rising so frothily in her glass.

"I sought to oppose him," gurgled Techotl, blood bubbling frothily to his lips.

I mean, markets have risen faster, more frothily, more speculatively and with fewer setbacks than at any time that I can think of.

Mallory and Fraser, as they came closer, saw that the beast had collapsed, and lay frothily panting in the damp grass by the side of the trail.

The Times said of the play: "As a piece of production it is, technically, of the utmost brilliance; as an entertainment, in its own kind frothily faultless.

Of the play, Miller stated "it's ironic, it's farcical, it's satirical: I think it's an entertaining, rather frothily ironic play.

Here floweth all blood putridly and tepidly and frothily through all veins: spit on the great city, which is the great slum where all the scum frotheth together!

Mr. Szulc's concentration on Chopin's social and sentimental life is gossipy and frothily sedate, a kind of celebrity-oriented "Vanity Fair" of the Parisian Romantic era.

I rejected foamily, which looks too much like "family" and sounds like a dialect rendition of formerly, as well as frothily, from the expression, less common in America, of "frothing at the mouth."

A recent report by McKinsey Global Institute frothily predicted a fourfold increase in consumer spending by 2025, vaulting India, as it said, "into the premier league among the world's consumer markets."

Even on Fifth Avenue, where the Easter Parade is customarily curb-to-curb with parasols, straw boaters and wide-brimmed, frothily beribboned chapeaus, the crowds were smaller and more subdued than in recent years.

Amid all the dirges about the collapse of the music business comes the second round of "Idol," a digital age talent contest that is as frothily distracting and oblivious as a 1933 Busby Berkeley musical.

"He's more powerful than a well-publicized lie, yet has feet so magical he could perform in a sequel to 'The Wizard of Oz,' " The Irish Times once said frothily of Koller.

The apricot souffle(augmented by a bowl of fresh-whipped cream) was frothily flavorful, the souffle-textured lemon tart properly sharp, and the apple tart consisted of thin, fanlike slices of apple, tart and firm.

All around him at Nicol Park in Port St. John, about seven miles from the launching pad at the Kennedy Space Center, people awaited the liftoff as frothily as Times Square revelers on New Year's Eve.

Familial ties, and particularly familial sacrifice, play extremely well in this part of the world, and Aroon Purie, the editor of the newsweekly India Today, which sponsored the dinner, deployed them frothily in Ms. Bhutto's favor.

A growing number of individuals - newsletter writers, traders and money managers like Binkley Shorts - have been frothily promoting the fact that, after years of dismal performance, the O-T-C has become a vast Filene's basement with prices slashed in almost every department.

The strongest paintings capture two totally different aspects of the place: Edward Rook's "Surf on Monhegan" is tumultuous turquoise water frothily pounding boulders, while "The Open Door," by Rudolf Scheffler, is painted from a vantage point inside a hut.