A woman as tall as most men, ravingly beautiful of face and figure, a fair shot with a bow.

She hissed the words, but it had been "ravingly beautiful" that made her face color, and the mention of her eyes that had clenched her fists.

People who had at first seemed so friendly and decent and open and neighbourly, but who, after two or three encounters, had turned into ravingly obsessive lunatics.

Then we were in New Mexico and passed the rounded rocks of Raton and stopped at a diner, ravingly hungry for hamburgers, some of which we wrapped in a napkin to eat over the border below.

(I was very happy to see Sara replace flaky former judge Nicole Scherzinger, who recently departed to go ruin "The X Factor," but host Nick Lachey may have been exaggerating just a little when he ravingly called Sara "one of the biggest recording artists in the business."

He could say anything now, and so long as it was not frank raving, his words would be accepted.

The bulging green eyes that are best known for staring at a catcher's fluttering fingers were focused on a raving stranger.

In the seconds before the door opens, I do my best to compose myself lest she thinks I'm an raving loon.

You don't go looking for a halo with even the most raving beauty, but if you want the next-best thing-?"

DJs and electronic-music producers such as Westbam proclaimed the existence of a "raving society" and promoted electronic music as legitimate competition for rock and roll.

To the Editor: Walter Goodman's characteriza tion of Rush Limbaugh's audience as the "raving right" exposes him as one who "just doesn't get it."

Kip wanted to say no, that Boniface was a raving fool, that the man didn't know what he was talking about, but when he spoke he heard himself say, "Yes."

Time after time I seem to learn unsavoury things about my creative hero's, I didn't know Salinger was a 'raving anti-semite' until DanHolloway announced it in his post.

"He worked in an impoverished African country and got the most raving reviews, helping the poor," said Carola Eisenberg, the former dean of students, in confirming the facts of the 1989 case, never public until now.

A seminary classmate, George G. Bashian Jr., a white former marine and former federal prosecutor who remembers Mr. Sharpton from the 1980's as a "raving idiot in an orange jumpsuit," was completely won over.

In Perth, Scotland, on Friday, Mr. Kinnock promoted a new plan to spend the equivalent of $9 billion to create new jobs as the "cutting edge" of his campaign against Mrs. Thatcher and what he called the "raving right."

His carefully worded speech - a combination of civil-servant draughtsmanship and a few more forceful phrases of his own to prove to the assembled capitalists that not every member of the Labour party was a 'raving commie' - was safely lodged in his inside pocket.

The last of those three seems to be what we rave about the most.

I can hear them now, still raving at each other.

We have friends who moved here, and they raved about the town.

By the time they go back home they're raving about the place.

Here's where I stop raving and tell you the bad news.

You were half out of your mind and raving at the time.

And he raved to me just the same both times.

I've been coming here for two months and I rave about it to my friends.

Everyone knows someone who has been here and raved about it.

She was raving about something, but nobody could understand her.

They opened last night and already everybody's raving about them.

"A couple of my friends have been several times, and they really rave about this stuff."

The children all raved about the film so now I want to see it too.

"It's a project that people all over the country rave about."

You say your friend was raving when she saw the object.

Why was she so quiet as the young one raved?

We'd also check out new places people were raving about.

But by the time they got him up here, he was moving the way you saw and raving with the pain.

"My point is that life on earth can take care of itself," he raves.

And not only to mention, but to rave about by the hour.

All of her guests raved about their stay at the place.

Everyone who has been raving about this place is correct.

The old man sounded as if her were about to start raving!

Yet, look at the millions of people who raved about it.

Even people who met Williams later in life raved about him.

Styles got a match and a win, against Rave at the following show.

Raves are safer and less violent than other activities, she added.

The Rave is capable of sailing between 1.5 to 2 times wind speed.

Raves were the youth event of the late 80's.

Rave was a popular painter of naval art living in Hamburg.

Rave is, like, natural speed, just dancing, no gang stuff.

C: Rave has more beats per minute than house.

Rave was an Indian music magazine, launched in March 2002.

Raves could not exist without dancing or electronic music.

Some cite the success of Raves and warehouse parties, for which it's essential to look the part.

So what are you doing for Belly Rave, big man?"

A recently opened 15 screen theater "The Rave" is also part of the addition.

The evening will end with a premiere, a celebration called "Rave" for eight or maybe nine dancers.

The words "Belly Rave" did it, more than the threat.

He decided he'd have to visit Belly Rave one of these days, anyhow.

"It's a long way to Belly Rave and my wife's all alone, except for the kid."

The Rave broke new ground in the development of flapped foils and control systems.

However, they are one of the isolated acts being referred to as New Rave.

There was only one woman m the Spacer's Rave that night.

Microsoft Rave uses peer-to-peer technology to communicate and transfer data.

There was no sizable city which did not have the equivalent of Belly Rave.

Having cancer of the throat and hardly able to talk Rave shot himself on January 13, 1933.

In 1980 the group changed the name from Nod to The Raves.

The evening went on, the Spacer's Rave got packed out.

Not like the bubble-houses, of course, but better than Belly Rave, from all he'd heard.