Waxes

He waxes his mustache to keep it neat and tidy.

The crowd's excitement waxes as the band begins to play.

The waxes of the orchestra filled the concert hall.

The musician waxes his guitar to keep it looking new.

The surfboard was coated with a layer of waxes to make it slippery.

The waxes of the crowd grew louder as the football team scored a touchdown.

The waxes of the thunderstorm were so loud that it woke me up.

The waxes of the approaching storm could be heard in the distance.

The sound of the waves waxes and wanes as the tide changes.

The flower's scent waxes in the evening, attracting nocturnal insects.

The tension between the two friends waxes and wanes over the years.

The child's interest in science waxes after a visit to the planetarium.

The economy waxes as consumer spending increases.

The storm's intensity waxes as it approaches the coastline.

The influence of the famous author waxes as more people discover and read their books.

The athlete's stamina waxes as he continues to train.

The moon waxes and wanes throughout the month.

Her passion for cooking waxes after taking a cooking class.

The popularity of the social media platform waxes as more users join.

The excitement in the room waxes as the concert start time approaches.

The singer's voice waxes in power and range as they practice singing regularly.

The population of the city waxes as more people move in.

His muscles waxes after months of working out.

The young boy waxes lyrical about his new toy.

The novelist waxes eloquent on the themes of love and loss in her work.

The poet waxes philosophical about the meaning of life.

He waxes eloquent about his favorite sports team.

The teacher waxes enthusiastic about the benefits of education.

The orator waxes passionate about the need for social justice.

The songwriter waxes poetic about the emotions of heartbreak.

The singer waxes nostalgic in her latest album.

The politician waxes patriotic about the greatness of their country.

The essayist waxes philosophical about the nature of human existence.

The artist waxes passionate about the importance of creativity.

The poet waxes lyrical about the beauty of nature.

The writer waxes nostalgic about childhood memories.

The speaker waxes persuasive about the need for action on climate change.

The playwright waxes comedic in his latest production.

The actor waxes dramatic in his portrayal of the tragic hero.

The comedian waxes irreverent in his stand-up routine about the absurdities of modern life.

The orator waxes passionate in his speech about social justice.

The writer waxes nostalgic about his childhood memories in his memoir.

The poet waxes eloquent about the beauty of nature in his latest work.

The singer waxes poetic about the joys of love in her latest song.

The motivational speaker waxes lyrical about the importance of perseverance in achieving success.

The blogger waxes humorous in his satirical posts about current events.

The professor waxes philosophical in his lecture on the nature of reality.

The artist waxes creative when she is in the flow of her work.

The artist waxes the canvas to prepare it for painting.

The floor cleaner waxes the marble floor to protect it from scratches and stains.