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I pretended to be drowning, and sank theatrically as he and half a dozen others, conveniently naked, plunged to the rescue.

THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY REVELSIR ARTHUR THOMAS QUILLER-COUCH

In fact, he admitted that to picture Stannard's weighing a plan like that was theatrically extravagant.

NORTHWEST!HAROLD BINDLOSS

Massenet had brought fortunes to the Opra Comique through his immensely popular and theatrically effective operas.

Lackeys, with red-gold aiguillettes on their brown coats, stood theatrically in couples at the open double doors.

One wore a cloak theatrically thrown over the shoulder, and Polly knew him at once.

He flourished the long-barrelled revolver theatrically, then turned with a chuckle of laughter to the gaping Mr. Crotin.

She walks or rather stalks like Lady Macbeth, and always speaks theatrically.

It seemed to be taken for granted in his mind that the scene itself would be theatrically impressive, even spectacular.

It is true that his figures also pose, but never clumsily or without expression, never theatrically.

Meeting, the two women indulged in an embrace almost theatrically perfunctory.

JOAN THURSDAYLOUIS JOSEPH VANCE

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OCTOBER 26, 1985