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Jackson was later invited to elaborate on her reaction on Showbiz Tonight and simply ranted further.

One day, Robbins gave up hope for a new answer, and he ranted in frustration.

He ranted and raved in gibberish, always talking about himself, but was also very intelligent.

Bill Clinton at least famously ranted and raved against his evolution into an Eisenhower-style Republican.

He said “all the folks that ranted and raved did nothing but good stuff [and] raise[d] our credibility, membership and budget.”

When the lad ended she began, precisely in the same words, and ranted on without hitch or divergence till she too reached the end.

Red Rex stormed and ranted, and his soldiers stood ready with their weapons to do whatever he should bid them.

General Kearney seems to have been entirely off his base that night; the way he ranted and swore around there was disgusting.

I ranted deplorably, and though I closed amid fairly generous applause, no flowers were handed up to me.

Fairly started upon his favourite theme, Slue Foot worked himself into a perfect rage as he ranted on.