expatiates

Counselor Barnett expatiates on the evils of that other word processing program:

Web/Tech 2010

All that could have been a blind, as Mr. Pearce expatiates at length, but it is a bold step to be certain that appearances deceive us.

Shakespeare Controversies 2010

But the stint ended on a sour note as the Russian partners sought more authority and a reduction in the number of expatiates, mostly former BP employees, who had generous pay packages.

BP's point man tries to polish tarnished image 2010

But the stint ended on a sour note as the Russian partners sought more authority and a reduction in the number of expatiates, mostly former BP employees, who had generous pay packages.

Bob Dudley is BP's new oil-spill point man on gulf's troubled shores 2010

All that could have been a blind, as Mr. Pearce expatiates at length, but it is a bold step to be certain that appearances deceive us.

Stromata Blog: 2008

But the stint ended on a sour note as the Russian partners sought more authority and a reduction in the number of expatiates, mostly former BP employees, who had generous pay packages.

Bob Dudley is BP's new oil-spill point man on gulf's troubled shores 2010

All that could have been a blind, as Mr. Pearce expatiates at length, but it is a bold step to be certain that appearances deceive us.

Random Reading: Joseph Pearce’s Papist Bard 2008

Limbaugh's show — where Dick Cheney frequently expatiates — has become the voice of the Republican establishment.

Poor Joe 2007

But I don't think that any of these towns have many expatiates ....

Help finding our ideal place in Mexico 2007

After Prof. Peterson expatiates on the attempts of the African-American family, outlawed under slavery, to assimilate itself to bourgeois and patriarchal norms, she hails the advent of "brave new families" that are "indifferent to traditional concepts of blood, nuclear structures, and lineage" and are "the result of resourceful and creative action."

Defining Definitions Down 2008