Once when I was rhapsodizing about the joys of the simpler life, a woman friend who had homesteaded for several years without electricity said, I will never go back to living without a washing machine. ❋ Regina Doman (2009)
Margie is pregnant but rather than worrying about the stress and responsibility as a single mom, she's rhapsodizing over cool baby carriages, dope baby clothes and the like. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)
He was light on his feet, a graceful dancer, but it was jarring, in a country with outlandish rates of violent crime, to see the putative leader rhapsodizing over what he might do with an AK-47. ❋ Unknown (2009)
An intergenerational cycle of dysfunction is unfolding before our eyes, even as we spend time rhapsodizing about our past. ❋ Mike DeBonis (2011)
When in 1774 naturalist William Bartram traveled through this part of Florida then an English colony, he came within a few miles of Newnans Lake, rhapsodizing over the abundant animals, beautiful setting and welcoming Seminoles. ❋ Stuart Ferguson (2011)
Mom also lived by a lovely double standard when it came to "those lost Roman Catholics" as she described them back in her more fundamentalist days by taking us to see their art and rhapsodizing about it as if the art happened to be somewhere other than in a Roman Catholic church. ❋ Frank Schaeffer (2011)
Their mutual friend Rajeev Mowani once hosted a seminar where Brin had arrived on Rollerblades and began rhapsodizing about PageRank without missing a beat. ❋ Steven Levy (2011)
All around the league, baseball minds are rhapsodizing about the job that Red Sox manager Terry Francona has done to stabilize a spiraling club. ❋ Jason Gay (2011)
Had Schreiber been rhapsodizing about the fighting brilliance of Manny Pacquiao, the hard-scrabble Indiana childhood of Larry Bird, or the foul-mouthed charms of Rex Ryan, someone may have recognized his voice. ❋ Jason Gay (2011)
That bit of info, if necessary, could be conveyed in a new final number, maybe one that shows the three men rhapsodizing over the birds and what it might be like to take flight, a nice metaphor for their souls taking flight after the ravages of war. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)
"You can feel the neon and big hair," said David Gordon Green, rhapsodizing over some of his best-loved movies from the 1980s. ❋ Steve Dollar (2011)
Once, eating outside at a bistro in Chelsea, rhapsodizing to a friend about this extraordinary man I'd met, who had been in a great story in the New York Times a few months earlier, as if by magic, there he was, dinning, all alone, just across from us! ❋ Unknown (2010)
