Meanings of become loquacious in English

I now sometimes become loquacious- asuresign that I am growing old.

With a little encouragement he might even become loquacious.

When you smoke meth, you become loquacious, a poet -and profuse verbiage is the currency of middle class trade in this metropolis.

He became loquacious, apostrophizing vacancy with uplifted hand and eye.

Before the dessert had been on the table five minutes, Jack became loquacious on his favourite topic.

At this Dame Kramm also became loquacious.

I watch, disheartened, as Father becomes loquacious, his gestures more sweeping, as though it were the old days.

When they had been sitting in the arbour for a quarter of an hour or so she became loquacious.

She was becoming loquacious.

Some became loquacious, others sang songs; and both parties shook hands, and vowed that they regarded each other as brothers and friends.

Winifred now, however, particularly wished to show her companion that she bore no animosity for the filched commission, therefore she became loquacious.