Sentence examples for raving into from inspiring English sources
Now known simply as "Gingers Have Souls Kid," he's been lighting up YouTube, ranting and raving into his camera in an attempt to prove that he does in fact have a soul.
But Duckie, the maverick producing outfit more often to be found raving into the wee small hours at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, has come up with a sleepover show specifically designed to have you drifting off.
How and why did the term "raving" shift into "clubbing" during the 2000s?
That is, after turning its users into "raving maniacs [who] are liable to kill or indulge in any form of violence to other persons, using the most savage methods of cruelty without, as said before, any sense of moral responsibility".
I'd go out raving – you could get into nightclubs when you were 15 back then; it was mad – then go to a pirate station on some estate in north or south London and do the 4AM slot when everyone was coming in off their nut".
Instead of the shouting and raving that has turned Pacino into a popular comedic impression, we get a smooth-talking, charm-oozing pro who knows that a joke or compliment from him could be a story someone tells for a lifetime, which makes the suspicion and rejection he feels from his own son that much more painful.
When he burst into the kitchen one day, raving to her about some grapes he had spied nearby, she handed him a bucket.
It too is breakbeat house, only the chords are mournful, and the tracks stretch out into ambient repose rather than youthfully raving.
One was jumping into the back of his pick-up truck, raving and swinging some kind of bat around.
I went into rehearsals the next day and just started raving about this song that I thought we had to do.
