Sentence examples for rambles on from inspiring English sources

We're a motley flock — black, white, Asian, Gentile, and Jew — and the school runs special assemblies featuring Reform rabbis, freethinking bishops, Eastern Orthodox clergy, and even (to my embarrassment) my own Baptist father, who rambles on, as always, about love.

She rambles on, making random associations to her emotionally scarred life and to the humiliations wrought by a racist society, even when she was at the top of the charts.

The worst candidate is the one that rambles on with the wrong answer.

There will likely be lots of toasts and lots of talking at most weddings, and people will be ready to eat and dance at some point, so you don't want to be the one who rambles on and stumbles over their words.

"It's much harder to write a short poem than it is to write one that just rambles on and on.

So the next time your literary snob friend rambles on about literature's superiority to film, pull one of these babies out of your back pocket.

In one of McConaughey's three Lincoln commercials, he rambles on about the past, the future and the ability to rather ambiguously move through both.

Each number sort of rambles on, without a strong chorus or distinctive lyric to help you distinguish one tune from another.

But the movie rambles on.

It rambles on with a wryness that is pure Holden.

Andersen's English rambles on, stuffed with speeches that re-create Victorian floweriness but never sound natural.