His owner even wrote a book, Everyone Loves Elwood, to promote tolerance and lack of prejudice.
To paraphrase Elwood P. Dowd in Harvey: “In this world, you must be oh so clever, or you must be oh so heartfelt.”
Mrs. Elwood had already crossed the room and was out in the hall, her foot on the first step of the stairs.
He seems, at times, so reserved and distant, I almost feel inclined to call him ‘Mr. Elwood’ instead of ‘Leonard.’
I went to Elwood, Indiana, and found a place there in a tin mill.
"Be quick about it, Tim," urged Elwood, who was beginning to get nervous.
Elwood had been in his constrained position a couple of hours when he was subjected to a terrible fright.
