More recently, in 203, Ada was rollicked by another tragic murder of a young woman.
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Luckily, all the guests came away unscathed, and the party rollicked on into the early hours.
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Despite appearances, he competently navigated the turbulent, high-water rollers as we rollicked for the next few wet hours.
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During the train ride, as the trolls rollicked beside her, she considered their meaning outside the Lower East Side.
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Chris Janson rollicked through fresh single "Good Vibes," showing up as his own one-man band with guitar, harmonica and kick drum.
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Well into the show on Friday night, the fans were turned off, and the difference was remarkable: Act VI — featuring Nina; Ned; and my two favorites, the aw-shucks Sam and the petty, surprisingly sympathetic Charlie — actually rollicked.
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Ajay and Suresh are colleagues to each other. Suresh is a philanderer who thinks it is fun to flirt with girls. Though a gentleman, Ajay is often rollicked when Suresh playfully articulates how he seduced a girl. On a leave, Ajay comes with Suresh to the latter's native village.
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In 1946, at the site where Pappy & Harriet's stands today, filmmakers built a cantina set that was used in numerous Westerns during the 1950s. In 1972, Harriet's mother, Francis Aleba, purchased the building and opened The Cantina, an outlaw biker burrito bar. The Cantina rollicked for 10 years before its closing.
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" Newstead also believed that the "real low highlight" of her performance was the astronaut. Nastassia Baroni of Music Feeds commented that "after dusting off some initial flat notes, [Mauboy] rollicked into a high-energy performance, palpably relishing her moment as a dance diva in the global spotlight." Peter Vincent of The Sydney Morning Herald noted that she had "a nervous start and a couple of flat notes" but "quickly grew into the performance" and "even remembered to beam into the cameras and strike a few diva poses as she strutted about the stage." Vincent concluded that Mauboy's performance "was worthy of an international dance pop diva.
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Coyly billed as 'the story of a boy and his equipment,' the movie has plenty of paraphernalia, but no notion of how to use it. Director Alan (Welcome to L.A.) Rudolph has signed on Hank Williams Jr., Alice Cooper and Blondie to lend musical authenticity, yet there is no semblance of a story line, apart from an unlikely love affair between Loaf and a tiresome groupie, Kaki Hunter." The Radio Times wrote, "Alan Rudolph punctuates this straightforward tale with tiresome bar room brawls and noisy knockabout comic moments made bearable only by the occasional celebrity cameo". The Austin Chronicle wrote, "Upon actual viewing of Roadie, I admit to being something less than rollicked, but damned if Roadie didn't try with all its cornball might.
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