And when Levy died, in 2005, at 93, Madoff delivered a eulogy at the funeral.(2005年，利維與世長辭，享年93歲，麥道夫在他的葬禮上致了悼詞。)

But he summoned himself to deliver an eloquent eulogy at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York.(但他戰勝了自己，并在紐約圣帕·特里克天主教堂發表了打動人心的悼詞頌揚其兄。)

Write a glowing, incredible eulogy you would like to have read aloud at your funeral.(寫一篇熱烈，難以置信你愿意于你的葬禮中被大聲朗讀的悼詞。)

No one ever leaves a speech or a eulogy or a presentation saying, "I wish it was longer."(沒有人會在為一個演說獻致詞或做介紹的時候：“我希望它更長一些”。)

When the minister had finished his eulogy with prayer a hymn was sung and the pall-bearers took their places beside the bier.(當牧師以禱告結束了他的悼詞，一首贊美詩唱響了，抬棺人在棺材架邊各就各位。)

My words are no eulogy. Stillblade's service to us is far from over and you will be the instrument of his resurrection.(我的言辭并非歌功頌德。寂靜之刃為我們的服務遠遠沒有結束，你將成為復活他的工具。)

Simpson ends the eulogy by recalling Jobs' final moments.(悼詞最后，辛普森提到喬布斯臨終時的場景。)

His descriptions of Gatsby's extravagant parties are closer to satire than eulogy.(他對蓋茨比豪華宴會的描述與其說是稱贊不如說是諷刺。)

The service was short, the congregation sang vigorously and the lawyer delivered the eulogy.(儀式簡短；人們精神旺盛地唱了歌；律師念完了贊詞。)

The pastor began his eulogy. It was a tribute to both Dad and the dog who had changed his life.(牧師開始念頌詞，悼念爸爸和狗改變了他的生活。)

He embarked forthwith on an eulogy of his late playmate.