Regaling

Let me waste no time in regaling you with a titillating sample of life amongst the superstars as told by a friend and workmate.

In its original form, the show lasts for hours, regaling hundreds of spectators, frequently indulging in unsavoury dialogues, insulting rival parties.

Every Sunday morning, Darach will be regaling (re-Gaeling?) us with insights on what the Irish language says about Ireland, our society, our past and our present.

Republican Congressman Mike Conaway pressed Holmes to explain why he divulged his recollection of the July 26 phone call between Mr. Trump and Sondland to multiple people, accusing Holmes of "regaling" others with his account of the call.

And when she sells her home, she does so by inviting all the potential buyers to tea together and then regaling them with everything that’s with the house.

But one clip has leaked out and is regaling the world.

David Payne portrayed Lewis in “An Evening With C.S. Lewis: My Life’s Journey” at Belhaven University here in Jackson last Friday, regaling a thousand or so of his fans.

The album is full of evocative storytelling far beyond the band’s years too, with Turner regaling fans with tales of taxi-rank scrapes and offering up perceptive social commentary on tracks like A Certain Romance.

The Dragonborn can find several novels regaling his triumphs.

When all the eggs had been found, Early led the children on a tour of the estate’s barn, greenhouse and gardens, regaling them with stories about Eleanor Cabot Bradley, the previous owner.

Hitler even mustered the patience to listen to Antonescu's lengthy disquisitions on the glorious history of Romania and the perfidy of the Hungarians-a curious reversal for a man who was more accustomed to regaling visitors with tirades of his own".

Sandburg was in attendance, and stretched what was supposed to be a one-hour event into several hours, regaling students with songs and stories.