Sentence examples for relish him from inspiring English sources

As a reader, I relish him.

Something smug in me used to relish him, even while I rooted against him.

Ford's audience could recognise the motifs of Jacobean drama and would relish him pushing them to extremes.

If a club is willing to pay silly money, that's not entirely a player's fault, and if your club has a cheap gem such as Swansea City's Stephen Dobbie on the books, relish him.

I think I still relish him the most as taciturn Llewelyn Moss, the imperilled cowpoke who is sent scuttling between the motels and Main Street in the Coen brothers' electrifying No Country for Old Men.

It's a performance full of revealing moments: the sudden false smile Kinnear flashes at a colleague to check his inner rage, and the spontaneous flush of anger when Cassio patronisingly says to Desdemona: "You may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar".

They know all about him and they won't relish facing him again.

But, he said, if Mr. Kerry is the nominee, Mr. McAuliffe will relish comparing him with Mr. Bush.

He appointed Mr Williams knowing, even hoping, that this was an archbishop who would relish engaging him in theological and intellectual debate.

He is a stubborn bugger and no one would relish outlasting him over five sets: this victory takes his career five-set record to 15 wins, six defeats; it's the seventh time he has come from two sets down.

It's probably a safe bet that the NBA doesn't relish giving him the chance to take any other owners' depositions.