| The usual weak arguments from adulating monarchists from their position of on their knees with eyes to the floor, is, she has to be impartial. |
| There was supposed to be an adulating throng hanging from every rail, trumpet-blaring heralds lined side by side and perhaps even angels smiling down from above. |
| Anyway, since the '70s, when folks started adulating the '50s, the nostalgia industry has learned to mine and resell the best stuff from 20 years ago. |
| And former Olympian Jonathan Edwards, a triple jump gold medallist was another adulating fan. |
| Just tourists, adulating a tradition, their spare time, through this great communion which is repeated at set times, twice a day. |
| Indeed, as Pritchard and his bandmates took to the stage the venue's foundations threatened to crumble under an adulating cacophony of screams. |
