Sentence examples for really savoring from inspiring English sources

This all sounds pretty negative, but the irony is, I am really savoring it.

Start thinking about food as something to really savor and enjoy.

Now sit down, take a deep breath and really savor that Christmas cookie.

The SAP is akin to the F.B.I. and MI5, and a book like this really savors such alphabet soup.

To really savor the fresh catch of the day, order the sushi — a great deal, always half-price (a platter of 26 pieces costs 120 rand).

Yet, he writes: "I couldn't recall the last time I had really savored something — a book, a sunset, a fine meal.

It's a perfect steak for cooking once and eating twice (or three or four times) and tastes even better when the meat is cool enough to really savor its beefy minerality.

In the warmup, with the ball travelling more slowly, you can really savor the way Federer snaps his head to watch the ball hit his strings; Sampras does the more usual thing of generalizing with his eyes: the ball enters his strike zone and, as he's hitting it, he's already starting to glance up.

It's still not enough to really savor the significance of the moment: This is SpaceX's whole business model proven out, basically – provided they can decrease the turnaround time for recovering rockets and getting them back in the air.

Don't be afraid to splurge, as long as it is on an expense that you'll really savor and that won't take you too far off your goals.

Also new in this update are the ability to set bookmarks so you can easily go back to your favorite part of a book and the ability to speed up the audio — or slow it down so you can really savor your favorite passage in Ulysses.