| I've been criticised in the past for waxing lyrical and going all gushy about booze. |
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| Cue misty-eyed articles from middle-aged graduates, waxing lyrical about their alma mater. |
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| It is approaching midnight in a cafe on the outskirts of Moscow and a group of enthusiasts are waxing lyrical on the subject of their favourite car, the Lada. |
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| Nor are they hip young things waxing lyrical about the latest chart sensation. |
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| They launched an underwhelming campaign which consisted of a few posters and Packie Bonner unconvincingly waxing lyrical about the benefits of the tournament for Irish soccer. |
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| There's Riva, waxing lyrical about poetry as she pours out the tea. |
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| The second comment I would like to make is this: before we start waxing lyrical about the historic importance of this directive, it would be worth exercising some caution. |
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| We have had enough of people waxing lyrical. |
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| And now environmentalists are waxing lyrical about its rapid growth. Some species mature in just a year or two offering an inexpensive and efficient means of preventing desertification and soil erosion. |
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| Sophie continued waxing lyrical about this puritan fantasy. |
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| About Anderson he would be waxing lyrical. |
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