Sentence examples for killingly good from inspiring English sources
Laurie Sansom's National Theatre of Scotland production, later seen in London, also boasted a killingly good performance from Denmark's Sofie Gråbøl.
For those who, like this reviewer, find that verse lacking in resonance and power, he provides a killingly good parody by Dylan Thomas, which begins: "Not your winged lust but his must now change suit".
"The Afterlife," a tale of bureaucracy beyond the grave, plays like Stanley Elkin's "The Living End" and serves as a reminder that Simon is one of the rare songwriters who can be killingly funny and dead serious in the span of a single verse.
WHEN a fire truck's siren pierces the nighttime silence near his rural Killingly home, Gerald Hart scans the skies and property around him.
Eight of the arsons, as well as the March 13 incident, occurred in Killingly.
He can be killingly funny.
It was a big deal in Killingly.
February 15 , 1812Killingly, Connecticut February 18 , 1902New York City, New York Charles Lewis Tiffany, (born Feb. 15, 1812, Killingly, Conn., U.S. died Feb. 18, 1902, New York, N.Y).
It's not that most cookbooks are badly written and killingly earnest, though they are.
Griswold, Norwich, Plainfield and Killingly are neighboring towns along the I-395 corridor.
He was seen on Lake Road in the Dayville section of Killingly at about 2 p.m. March 7.
