screamingly's Usage Examples:

stories from the velvet goldmine of New York clubland, down and dirty yet screamingly funny tales from the door-bitch jungle, full of crazed revelers, wasted.

review from The New York Times of December 8, 1919 : "Charlie Chaplin is screamingly funny in his latest picture, A Day's Pleasure, at the Strand, when he.

magazine, The Cinema, provided this review of Between Showers: "[It's] a screamingly funny comedy, featuring Charles Chaplin and a charming girl.

critic Nik Cohn as a major influence on his own writing, calling him "screamingly funny" and saying that "my own star began to rise very quickly after.

It was screamingly funny, and I at once got out my water colors and painted the eyes and.

Waverley Theatre on Wednesday next week on the Paramount Program in the screamingly funny farce "Miss George Washington" directed by J.

21 years here, none has been hung because I think Monticelli produces screamingly awful art.

in dance music, like on "Super Natural" "where beats, hand claps, and screamingly dense Eurodance keyboards are all pulsing at you as one".

In one gag that Buster pulls, it is so original and screamingly funny that the audience at the Capitol broke out in spontaneous applause.

Muskegon, Michigan the local Chronicle noted that their "Man Outside," was "screamingly funny," and the "most enjoyed program in this year's Chautauqua.

The Hollywood Reporter called the film "a self-reflexive and sometimes screamingly self-indulgent work that's strictly for hardcore French viewers and festivals.

called the film "bizarre and relentless with its mediocrity", as well as "screamingly racist".

"Theresa and Philip May on The One Show: sweet, but screamingly dull".

split in back when he bends over, then you will find Coming to America screamingly funny.

after listening her playing("Gavotte impériale", recorded in 1904), "a screamingly funny piece of music, and she bangs it out with great enthusiasm.

In The New York Times, Alexander Woollcott said it was "screamingly funny at times and rather dull at others".

film touted it as "such fun", and Lubin himself promoted the film as a "screamingly funny farce".

discouraged parameter (link) "Hugh Jackman's Broadway to Oz review – the screamingly camp end of large | Stage | The Guardian".

" Raymond's Reviews said: This book is a screamingly funny sendup of Jack Vance's writing style by the author of 'Napoleon.