But it was - he managed to be eloquent in about three different broken languages, just extraordinary that way.

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Not everyone has the skills to be a tamada: you have to be eloquent, funny and able to hold your drink.

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Australians do not require their leaders to be especially charismatic, telegenic or eloquent.

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But those eloquent speeches have to be translated into legislative language.

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That would be a shame: He has been an eloquent advocate for the removal of trade barriers with Latin American countries.

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The room was then much less amused as the journalists realised that an eloquent Scot demanding no wages would probably be an attractive proposition to their salary-conscious editors.

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At some point, it had been decided, with the eloquent noncommunication of twentysomething males, that we would be going out together, and that this would make us, fleetingly, friends.

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For Jews, a straight line can be drawn from the Hanukkah experience of the second century BCE to the eloquent expressions of religious freedom of the Founding Fathers, many of whom as learned Christian gentlemen of their era were versed in Hebrew and the Jewish canon.

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Gaffney : I'd like to clarify what you're in favor of, John, because on one hand, it seems as though you have made a pretty eloquent case for why an anti-satellite arms control regime would be an exercise in futility.

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While I appreciate the great oratory skills of those who communicate using wonderful word pictures, or the academics who can wax eloquent while always using the best form of prose, I prefer my business communication to be quick and dirty.

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