| Also, his asking us to eulogize my brother may have been his way of giving us the latest and greatest in modern funeral services. |
| They immediately began talking business and to flatter and eulogize their own. |
| He was a man of many firsts: the first black author to gain a copyright, the first black bishop in the United States, and the first black person to eulogize an American president. |
| When Roosevelt died suddenly of a stroke on April 12, 1945, Jackson returned to the Department of Justice to eulogize his friend. |
| Until now, it has been the custom for the oldest surviving Kennedy brother to eulogize his fallen sibling. |
| It is the idea of the monotonous uniformity with which the Reviews will eulogize me. |
