Sentence examples for for a wallow from inspiring English sources

"It's no good, just, 'I'm going to go for a wallow in the sex and gender mud.' If there's no weird, crazy story, then it's just mud".

Jenny Diski (writer) I'm going to take Philip Roth's The Dying Animal, for a wallow in passionate and canny irascible fiction and raging writing.

Anyone who thought we were in for a wallow in Berlin cabaret, however, was in for a shock as the opening piece, Der Jasager (The One who Said Yes), is one of the hardest-hitting works of 20th-century music theatre.

When the young Edward is racked with growing pains, his bed is transformed into a clanking contraption designed to stretch those muscles; and there is something touching in the sight of the old Edward wearing his pajamas in the bath and inviting his wife — played by Jessica Lange, no less — to join him for a wallow.

Sure, I listen to all that punk, hip-hop, smiley indie garbage, and of course an embarrassing smidge of top 40, but nothing ever seems to beat putting on the headphones for a wallowing self-pity fest, right?

(Isherwood) Last Chance ★ 'ALL THE RAGE' For those who relish a wallow in depravity, this rogues' gallery of avarice, suspicion and promiscuity answers a need.

Howard has always been able to evoke a vanished world in a single sentence, a kind of snow globe effect: "I'm a girl from the circus town of Bridgeport," Mimi writes at one point, "where my grandfather, getting on with his life, carted water and hay — 17 dollars for the season — to elephants shivering in Barnum's winter quarters, longing for dust baths and a wallow in warm African rivers".

But "Here's My Song" is just the album for a good wallow in yearning and obsession.

MY friend Suzanne and I headed out of the city last week for a leisurely wallow in an upstate garden: Margaret Roach's personal paradise in the hills of Columbia County.

Doubles from €60 B&B, dinner €21 One of the joys of the volcanic northern reaches of Lazio is the abundance of hot springs, perfect for a restorative wallow.

And before you can settle in for a prurient wallow among the house's antebellum taffetas and silks, its gracious interiors and furnishings, Mitchell is off to naming grasses and describing soil, flouting the modern convention of décor fetishism.