| For all those who rhapsodise about the value of Olympic football, ask them this: who won gold in the last five Olympic tournaments? |
| The Tartan Army can rhapsodise all they like about Jim Baxter playing keepie-up at Wembley that same year but it was a Pyrrhic victory. |
| That is, however, the case and, since I, myself, am also leaving Parliament after this parliamentary term, we must set up a club for former Scandinavian MEPs in which we can rhapsodise about the old days. |
| On the subject of his Petinka, as he called him, the poor old man could never sufficiently rhapsodise and dilate. |
| While the punters drool over David Silva, salivate about Santi Cazorla and rhapsodise about Robin van Persie, little Luis is labelled an ill-disciplined diver and worse. |
| The athletes themselves rhapsodise about the simplicity and self-sufficiency of running very long distances. |
