The lady who is making yet another correction in her picture is the Countess d'Olbreuse, a butterfly of fashion, who not only raves over painting, but also has a great love for music.
In that dread moment, how the frantic soulRaves round the walls of her clay tenement, Runs to each avenue, and shrieks for help, But shrieks in vain!
O, what are leagues to the loving hunter, Or the blinding drift of the hurricane, When it raves and roars o'er the frozen plain!
One talks about scorpions and life belts; another raves about brass tacks!
He raves and hollers like a maniac; so you decide he isn't crazy but only thinks he is.
Raves not enough: it likes me to be fill’d With greater monsters yet.
He scorns the yielded way; he fiercely raves To break and bruise the ranks in thickest throngs, All headlong bent and prone to present spoil.
If I am the child she raves so strangely of, she knows me not by that most hateful name.
You are a fool, ma'am, or you would never think of attaching importance to what a patient raves about in a fever.
He alwaysraves over the United States, and says we are the greatest country in the world.
Everybody raves over his playing, and I am getting quite impatient for his return, which is expected next week.
The Visage becomes very red, and even almost livid; he can neither keep awake, nor sleep well; he raves for some Moments, and then his Head grows clear again.
One of his Arms is sometimes affected with a sort of Palsy; he raves without Intermission; can neither thoroughly wake nor sleep.
The tormented Patient has not a Moment's Rest, and now and then raves a little.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "raves" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
