Sentence examples for a bit of basking from inspiring English sources

A new theory making the rounds in cosmetic surgery is that a bit of basking under highly tuned cascades of light can reduce wrinkles, remove acne scars and firm up stretch marks.

Wall lizards are still active on sunny days in October, and although they tend to disappear from November until February, they will emerge at any time for a bit of basking – if the sun comes out for long enough.

The snake was probably enjoying a bit of shade or basking in the sun, adjusting its body temperature before resuming its pursuit of rodents or other prey.

"Joe is going to take a bit of time out now to bask in the glory of what he achieved in New York before making a final decision on his future.

In the immediate aftermath of the hugely unexpected win in Croatia, Scotland's players were entitled to bask in a bit of glory.

Being a nice guy Mischa let us bask in a bit of his glow by sending a mix over for our delectation.

"He's really looking for a bit of oxygen right now, so if Trump praises him, he'll bask in that," said Alexander Main, the director of international policy at the liberal Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington.

In the short-term, though, Ball will probably want to bask in the admiration of his peers - and a bit of Catalan sunshine.

While customers are basking in the sense of relief at being rescued, Mr. Miranda is actually engaging in a bit of psychographic profiling, trying to glean whatever information he can about them from their clothing, attitude and friends.

With a bit of pre-planning, you can sample traditional fare, find the eco-conscious destinations that only locals know about and bask in the benefits of Umbria's slow pace.  .

A bit of hope.