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• Hansan waxes eloquent on today's opportunities for seniors.
• Fortune Magazine wasn't the first to wax eloquent about Seattle.
• Dohnanyi waxes eloquent on the subject of the music business.
• This is one of many subjects on which Schuller can wax eloquent.
• Torre then began to wax eloquent on the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.
• Even Tyco skeptics wax eloquent about Kozlowski.
• My Mexican friend, an architectural road engineer, waxes eloquent about helping Mexico design new roads.
• He went on to wax eloquent upon the didgeridoo, whose sounds he compared to the Gregorian chants.
• Who is this anachronistic soul, daring to wax eloquent about the concept of mercy in a court of law?
• But while she waxes eloquent about gender differences in the film business, she is quick to minimize her own success.
• Now, I realize you may not consider this an occasion to wax eloquent, but for me, it is.
• Show me a male, 30 years or older, who cannot wax eloquent about Larry, Moe and Curly routines.
• We Latin people sometimes wax eloquent in our writing, but the Japanese teach us economy _ not to waste words.
• But he can wax eloquent on faith, as in a recent speech at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles.
• We let teammates and opponents wax eloquent about how good this guy is . ( Rogers, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) . 25.
• DONUTS _ We wax eloquent on the power of donuts; on their place in society, in the breakfast industry, in our hearts.
• I admire Justice Hecht, so if writing on my own I would wax eloquent as to his many achievements and contributions to Texas law.
• Scaramouche, a cowardly braggart from " Commedia dell'arte ", tries to wax eloquent on the joys of military life.
• Gore, a politician who found himself in hot water last year for suggesting that he created the Internet, waxes eloquent on the Internet's possibilities.
• One day she waxes eloquent about vacuum-packed pastrami on Rivington Street; another day she muses about the inadequacies of the Surrealism exhibition at the Met.