He spends at least 12 hours a day immersed in music.
From cheese boards to door stops and pants, can you live your entire day immersed in GoT products?
After a day immersed in its art and architecture, you wonder, uneasily, if someone in one of those workshops is carving a little figure of you – to place among the cribs that line the streets of this timeless baroque city.
And later, at Brook House's Brontë evening, Christa's historian presented us with a bit of stone from the actual Wuthering Heights, which, after a day immersed in the sisters and their work, was oddly moving.
To my former brothers- and sisters-in-arms, who don't spend a good part of their day immersed in the past, I must seem a bit emotionally stunted.
He went on to Harvard in 1971 and, rather than participate in the campus political activity of the day, immersed himself in public policy, working part-time for the Massachusetts Legislature.
We camped in a nearby site and cycled into the town for a day immersed in the life of a 19th-century frontier town – the courtroom, stables, homes, Chinatown, places of worship, doctors, hotels and newspaper offices.
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This led to a doctoral thesis proposal on Brandeis' role in shaping Wilson's progressive platform for a "New Freedom". But after spending "a very happy day" immersed in the Brandeis papers in Louisville, Urofsky concluded the documents did not justify a thesis, which then became his 1969 book, Big Steel and the Wilson Administration: A Study in Business-Government Relations.
We were lucky enough to get support to run a short series of longer sessions over February and March last year, so that every member of staff had the opportunity to spend one day immersed in creativity and fun, learning skills that would help them become more resilient as individuals and in the high-pressure environment of their work.
