He loved teaching that class, and relished the contact with his students.
She now flies business class and relishes shopping sprees (but not in London -- "You find yourself buying a little pair of sweat pants, and it's like $200," she said).
Gass is an ardent diagrammer — in grade school, he writes, he was "perhaps the only student in the class who relished diagramming; who could while away a happy hour picturing predicates docking at the ports of their subjects like ships" — and he delights in unfolding the teeming sentences of James and Joyce, showing "the axes around which the phrases and the clauses turn".
We are suddenly contemplating new extracurricular activities and thinking very carefully about our academic choices, filling our elective spaces with art history and computer science classes because we relish the intellectual engagement.
I loved class teaching but also relished the opportunity to work at a more strategic level and have a wider impact on more children, so it felt natural to progress into leadership.
Over time, many New Yorkers, especially the middle class, came to accept, and relish, his puckish candor.
Even on Twitter, where people were pulling apart Trump's words with the relish of a class of third graders dissecting a worm, it took a few seconds for this statement to sink in.
But even so, the political bite of Wright's piece felt heightened by the setting, and one part of the work – his poem Tea With The Tories, which features such lines as "Shoes off Ken, hate to ask/ but you've trampled in some working class" – was performed with particular relish.
It is hard to think of any young English forward since Martin Johnson who has taken to the Test arena with such instant relish or obvious class; only John Eales among modern-day locks has had a similarly wide-ranging palette of skills.
Anyone who has ever participated in a creative writing class of any kind will relish the premise of this new comedy by Theresa Rebeck.
