Sentence examples for raving in from inspiring English sources

I guess Lily Allen was a little bored of raving IN A POD 443 FEET OFF THE GROUND as she wouldn't stop whipping out her phone to Twitter, Insta, and possibly Shazam the tracks that were being dropped.

It was really cool for me: I'd just been to chavvy jungle raves in Croydon, and suddenly I was raving in Hoxton.

Last summer she was spotted raving in Ibiza to 2ManyDJs.

After four days of hallucinations and delirious raving in a local hospital, he dies.

One night at an inn he heard someone raving in a high fever.

A recent Resident Advisor article about raving in Tbilisi was widely shared online in the UK.

His improvisation of cadenzas in both concerto showed extraordinary daring: his solo ravings in the fourth concerto first movement cadenza reached such a level of brilliant madness that it seemed as if Beethoven himself were seated at the keyboard.

Still, there is plenty to bait any connoisseur of bookish in-jokes, not least the copy of Thomas De Quincey's essay "Murder, Considered as One of the Fine Arts" that is found, defaced with savage ravings, in the British Library.

He died raving, shattered in body and mind, in a Baltimore hospital on 6 October 1849.

This scenario was more harrowing for a viewer than a mauling bear in The Revenant, and the hilarious raving maniacs in The Hateful Eight.

Not a soldier, not a raving messiah in a red beret, but a mensch in a baggy business suit who knew how to run a government.