"He spoke for 70-odd minutes – and I do mean odd," she continued, eliciting the kind of laughter that was bound to produce a reaction from the man himself, and did.
"I guiltily admit that I'd never watched a Eurovision Song Contest until that point," she continues, eliciting a smile from the BBC publicist now sitting with us.
"I just wanted to take a minute to sincerely congratulate her," she continued, eliciting applause from the audience before quickly adding, "That's enough!" .
Unlike the MDGs, the SDGs continue to elicit genuine engagement from a wide group, from schools to social enterprises.
Landscapes with atmospheric nuances such as this will continue to elicit a limited response as connoisseurship keeps shrinking.
Until feminist theory catches up with women's reality, it will continue to elicit more in the way of yawns than change.
Efforts to improve working conditions for low-wage care workers have also moved forward, though they continue to elicit stiff opposition from corporate lobbyists.
The complex and incomplete epistolary, musical and medical texts we use to study Schumann's life will continue to elicit diverse, even contradictory readings.
Arriving within a few years of each other, they continue to elicit different reactions, particularly in Japan, where their exploits are still broadcast nightly.
Though the drug itself plays a crucial role in starting this process, the changes in the brain persist long after an addict goes through withdrawal: drug-using cues and memories continue to elicit cravings even in addicts who have abstained for years.
