From without Scrambling up by crack and crevice, every cockney prates about Towers--the heap he kicks now!
It is that world, not me alone, That world which prates of fixed laws and the like, I fain would save, poor world so ignorant!
He, too, puts color of verity into his lines, especially when he prates about the purity of Columbine.
In the abstract, he prates of virtue, and has always denounced public rogues as no other man in America, but concretely and in the assassin’s ambush, he toils from choice and for a cash consideration to elect prison birds for our rulers.
Meanwhile, my neighbor Cervius prates away old stories relative to the subject.
She prates and prates-- A waterbrook of words o'er twelve small pebbles.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "prates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
