I gestured grandiloquently and stepped back out of the figure.

He had grandiloquently marked the hour in his appointment book while she watched.

"This is a crusade," he said grandiloquently, "and we will win."

'I am going to put your name on the list we are drawing up,' he said grandiloquently.

"Only too pleased to be of any service," the colonel assured Markham grandiloquently.

"You would not coerce me against my will, I hope," said Bundle grandiloquently.

And he drew himself up grandiloquently. "

But in addition to such boards there were also the big black-and-white boards of various grandiloquently named "estates."

I chose well, for he replied grandiloquently: "It's a grand conception, finely executed, an interesting idea, so it is.

Neville scratched his magnificent nostrils with a nic-otined finger and shrugged grandiloquently.

He said grandiloquently.

He added grandiloquently, 'They we the law.'

José Limón was a choreographer who believed in celebrating the grandeur of the human spirit, though sometimes grandiloquently.

Grandiloquently absurd, but once or twice in a lifetime that is what pain requires; and requiring is the difference between poetry and verse.

'Hercule Poirot does not hunt down tramps,' replied my fried grandiloquently.

He turned to Sally, and to comfort her for the anti-climax of the contrast added grandiloquently: "They also serve who only stand and wait."

Yet even what looks like a chamber ballet was grandiloquently conceived by Limon, after a visit to Eastern Europe.

They sell you a ticket on the grandiloquently titled Silver Star, Sarasota to New York.

This was the symbol of the feared inner circle of the Revolutionary Party, grandiloquently known as The Terrorists.

Hercule Poirot said grandiloquently: "Help has come!

Spreading her huge arms grandiloquently to embrace the entire countryside, Malama replied, "They live under the trees, beside the rivers, in the valleys."

Then he said, just a shade grandiloquently, "She has proved her endurance and skill, and she has paid her way.

'Our time,' said Charles grandiloquently--absurdly.

I waved grandiloquently at the boarding houses and bars, restaurants and hotels that line Pennsylvania Avenue, only recently paved, the driver told us, with asphalt.