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• Jones'tone, in fact, seemed gushingly positive.
• Now corraled, she is gushingly apologetic.
• Gushingly proud young couples are going online to show off video clips of their newborn.
• "I think it's perfect for Broadway now, " he says gushingly.
• Tall, handsome, blessed with a photogenic wife and a gushingly cute 11-month-old daughter.
• He ended even more gushingly : " For each note that was added it became more and more sublime.
• That means being forced into close quarters with the gushingly chummy bride-to-be ( Cameron Diaz ).
• Conversely, Washington syrahs are not as gushingly sweet and fruity as Australian syrahs, which are called shiraz there.
• SEX : Adele gushingly tells the long-suffering Ann about her experience in bed with her friend from the beach.
• When an audience member gushingly compliments her in Spanish on her performance, she seems to be on the verge of blushing.
• Guess when you spend half your days alone with a pad, pen and typewriter, you're not one to be gushingly forthcoming.
• And aside from gushingly upbeat announcements of the congress date, state media gave no indication why it was picked or what was at stake.
• He is the anti-Oprah, proof that a blunt, macho pop celebrity can go a long way in an age dominated by gushingly sincere sob sisters.
• It's also somewhat curious that NBC would peg such a gushingly upbeat hour as this to the 50th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.
• When you listen to Iglesias's gushingly romantic, but also exceptionally intimate, music, it's clear that these Western influences are central to his writing, which has a polished pop sheen.
• Mr . McGraw and Ms . Hill, by contrast, are handsome, media savvy, successful, gushingly fond of one another and seemingly mutually capable of inspiring gooey love songs on a daily basis.
• Once when an avid photographer of exotic birds gushingly exclaimed that she must be very familiar with the birds of South America, Mrs . Maxwell acknowledged that she was, " mainly by taste ."
• Earlier on Primary Day, one of them, a young Republican, introduced her gushingly to a student-faculty audience at Loyola Marymount University, using a distinctly non-Gingrich definition of leadership _ bringing people together.
• "She turned to the man next to her and gushingly told him that she thought it was a good omen for the success of " Gone With the Wind " that people were already playing its music ."
• Over the years, Ms . Brown has attracted an unusually long-serving, intensely loyal staff _ the top tier of which has been asked to leave _ who speak of their editor in gushingly glowing terms : " gracious,"