| There are also way too many irrelevant talking heads waxing poetic about the meaning of the movie. |
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| Remarkably she agreed, waxing poetic about the possibilities such an article would elicit. |
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| She was just about to start waxing poetic about it, when she was startled by Morgan appearing at her front door. |
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| Share Tweet Buy a cartoon Everything in my drip felt Grade A. Suddenly I was waxing poetic. |
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| Mr. Chilton, a Democratic member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, is prone to waxing poetic on arcane financial matters. |
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| Don Zimmer, Torre's bench coach and alter ego, was waxing poetic the day before the World Series began. |
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| The Liberals can talk about Chuck's memory all they want but they are waxing poetic. |
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| The vice commander had one of the new radio-phones and was waxing poetic about the possibilities of having his phone and radio in a single device. |
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| The entire episode was characters waxing poetic about their morals, which is just about as insufferable as it sounds. |
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| I was waxing poetic re what Heather was doing, and waxing poetic re my feelings about what Heather was doing. |
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| Years from now, it's hard to imagine anyone waxing poetic about his old Ford Explorer. |
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| Murray is fine as long as his character isn't waxing poetic, and Laura Teasdale provides some very welcome comic relief as the flat-footed maid Cathleen. |
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| Back at the spartina field, Mr. Phillips was waxing poetic. |
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