Then Sir Adolphus spoke--or, rather, he orated. [Please select]
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It should be said that, save when the Kingston citizens were in a certain mood, Horace "orated" usually to strangers. [verb]
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It certainly is a fine thing to be able to orate. [Please select]
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I showed them about a hundred slides, explained through an interpreter until I was hoarse, gesticulated and orated to no purpose. [Please select]
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You have let it be publicly known that you are a private detective, working for the Fleming family," Goode orated." [Please select]
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I used to orate to my mother, but she liked it. [Please select]
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[I could not quote him honestly and leave out his "gees"] to actually look at things being done the way one has orated about 'em being done.' [Please select]
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So he orated and chattered till the beams and frames and floors and stringers and things had learned how to lock down and lock up on one another, and endure this new kind of strain. [Please select]
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