volubly

He talks volubly, and never seems in a hurry to stop.

On this side a man in a cap was talking volubly through the bars.

But by now the little man was talking and gesticulating volubly.

All three Nipponese in white started talking volubly at one another.

"My husband is a good man," burst in the woman volubly.

She was in what passed for the bathroom, throwing up volubly.

But all volubly rejected a wish for a return of Communism.

And they sat on, talking volubly, wasting not even a minute in silence.

She is talking rather too volubly, waving her hands.

But soon she was talking volubly about the dreams.

In response to the officer's questions, the watchers spoke volubly of the fight.

She made them say it all again, which they did volubly, until their meaning was all too clear.

Michael talked volubly on their way to the temple.

The wealthy client had just arrived; but he was already speaking volubly.

She scrubbed hard, snuffling all the time, and talking volubly.

We now greeted the head of the village volubly and cordially.

Ultimately, there was just one left, and each day that squirrel would call volubly for its friends, or siblings.

Jabbering volubly, they gathered around her, but at a safe distance.

The Russians would land and volubly explain the emergency that made their landing necessary.

Those who had seen the vision told him what the guff was, volubly, agreeing with one another.

To my relief, the question did not seem an awkward one, for the old man answered freely and volubly.

The black-bearded man then asked the nurse a question, which she answered volubly.

"So you have come at last, Baas," he said volubly.

When you ask her things, she often begins with a light chuckle, and then she can talk volubly for quite some time.