Sentence examples for begins raving from inspiring English sources

Sen, without warning, begins raving, screaming out sick, violent fantasies of murder and mayhem.

The other flips out and begins raving about Cecil B. DeMille.

As he tries to move on, he starts dating The Hills star Lauren Conrad and the media begins raving about their relationship.

Margerie said that after a BBC concert — Leopold Stokowski conducting Stravinsky — Lowry began "raving".

But within minutes, attention shifted to the clothes — and the fantastically loopy boots — as editors began raving on Twitter.

Both were convinced of a plot to poison them; Minnie began raving, using foul language, and Annie took to tearing off her clothes and dancing in the street.

When ludicrous and flamboyant conspiracy theorist radio host Alex Jones began raving maniacally about gun-control advocates, Morgan could have avoided that, too.

While style magazines began raving about "normcore" and the virtues of plain grey clothes, and when staying in became the new going out, I was documenting my collection of notebooks, staplers and ringbinders.

Whoever did what, it was a relationship that the critics began raving about in 1938, shortly after a mutual friend named Judy Tuvim, soon to translate her name from Hebrew to English and become Judy Holliday, suggested that they all form a cabaret act.

At his sentencing hearing he rose to his feet and in a wild voice began raving about the magnitude of the Drake estate as though he believed it was real.

On social media, he retreated from politics and began raving about an "energy shift" in the universe.