| "Emprison her soft hands, and let her rave "And feed deep, deep upon her peerless eyes" | |
| "Girl, if there's a man you crave, Pogge stockings will make him rave!" | |
| "Grunt 'n' grumble, rant and rave?" | |
| "I flug my own rave, bella"? Was that what you said, Mushmouth? | |
| "Old age should burn and rave at close of day. | |
| "Emprison her soft hands, and let her rave "And feed deep, deep upon her peerless eyes" | |
| "Girl, if there's a man you crave, Pogge stockings will make him rave!" | |
| "Grunt 'n' grumble, rant and rave?" | |
| "I flug my own rave, bella"? Was that what you said, Mushmouth? | |
| "Old age should burn and rave at close of day. | |
| "Rants, raves, spits fire, causes me pain." | |
| (Snickers) You go to raves? | |
| * the raves from me would never end * * about the girl who's my best friend * * she's wonderful, she's special * * she's terrific! | |
| - All the reviews are raves. - Why, of course. | |
| - Bet you got raves. | |
| "Rants, raves, spits fire, causes me pain." | |
| (Snickers) You go to raves? | |
| * the raves from me would never end * * about the girl who's my best friend * * she's wonderful, she's special * * she's terrific! | |
| - All the reviews are raves. - Why, of course. | |
| - Bet you got raves. | |
| "For three days the greatest tank battle in the war has raved, the one, which shall bring the decision." | |
| "The brilliant swordsmanship of Reginald Kincaid was almost worth the price of admission," raved the critic of the... Cotswold Press. | |
| 'Cause of how you just raved about it just now? | |
| 'Cause you always raved about Naples. | |
| - The man raved about this place, and it was abominable. | |
| ! Are they stark raving bonkers! | |
| "'But wait and see. ' "As he spoke, from the raving horizon "Came the worst storm the North has ever known. | |
| "And further on a group of Grecian girls... the first and tallest her white kerchief waving... were strung together like a row of pearls... linked hand in hand and dancing, each too having down her white neck... long floating auburn curls, the least of which would set ten poets raving... their leader sang and bounded to her song, with choral step and voice... the virgin throng." | |
| "It's like escaping from bondage to a raving madman. " | |
| "Members of the jury, wouldn't you have felt threatened by the ranting, raving, remote-control throwing, wide receiver from the the New York Hawks? | |
| "For three days the greatest tank battle in the war has raved, the one, which shall bring the decision." | |
| "The brilliant swordsmanship of Reginald Kincaid was almost worth the price of admission," raved the critic of the... Cotswold Press. | |
| 'Cause of how you just raved about it just now? | |
| 'Cause you always raved about Naples. | |
| - The man raved about this place, and it was abominable. | |
| ! Are they stark raving bonkers! | |
| "'But wait and see. ' "As he spoke, from the raving horizon "Came the worst storm the North has ever known. | |
| "And further on a group of Grecian girls... the first and tallest her white kerchief waving... were strung together like a row of pearls... linked hand in hand and dancing, each too having down her white neck... long floating auburn curls, the least of which would set ten poets raving... their leader sang and bounded to her song, with choral step and voice... the virgin throng." | |
| "It's like escaping from bondage to a raving madman. " | |
| "Members of the jury, wouldn't you have felt threatened by the ranting, raving, remote-control throwing, wide receiver from the the New York Hawks? | |
