| It is a teaching of which the stakes, would be to elucubrate an asset which would not be a theoretical elucubration. |
| But to the bird's name, fair brother, to his name, decline his qualities, elucubrate his habitat, excornifistibulate his anatomy from the memory-wallets of your cerebral circumvolubility. |
| In the midst of your meditations, you might leap from the bed and with great sweeping mute gestures, elucubrate, as though spreading not the truth but your very being across the highest rooftops. |
| Just as, when grooms tie up and dress a steed, boys lounge and look on, and elucubrate what the round brush is used for. |
| These could now elucubrate an ideology to sanctify and legitimize the authority of the new kings. |
| So, if these problems about the metrics allowed some mathematicians to elucubrate, the physicist and the engineer cannot renounce so easily to measurements. |
