Word: madly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...bottom of the cup. He never walked around the course. As soon as he hit a shot, a caddy would bring him a bicycle. Tucking his feet on the handlebars he would have the caddy trundle him up the fairway. Unlike his friend Andrew Carnegie, who got hopping mad when he misplayed, pious Golfer Rockefeller merely bowed his head at adversity clucked: "Shame, shame, shame...
Unfolding a mad, hilarious tale of the inner workings of a typical Long Island house-party. "The Lid's Off," ninetieth annual offering of the Hasty Pudding Club, had its premiere last night before a capacity audience of graduates at the clubhouse on Holyoke Street...
...knew to be copies in the upper price ranges were required not to sell any copies at all and to give the Guild's 40 professional shoppers authority to determine what was and what was not a copy. Department store managers either shook their heads or got hopping mad. Following the Strawbridge & Clothier incident war was openly declared...
...anachronism; having learned the art of pantomime for the silents, he isn't going to give it up because some fool invented a way to make the flickers squawk. And being old-fashioned, he restores slapstick to its lusty youth. It dazzles by the force of its mad pollmell succession. The tempo is definitely stepped up way above normal; the old trick for preventing lag is remembered...
...believe that anyone who is acquainted with the fact of the case can honestly say that Germany has ever asked to be "king-pin on the European alley", or can conceive of her in the future as planning to "leap at the throat of France like a mad yet desperate dog". Edward T. Ladd...