Sentence examples for relish not from inspiring English sources
The ensuing chaos is charted with relish, not to mention dialogue so snappy it sparks.
Just relish not being able to park, as it launches you into cliffside rambles.
Relish not only the taste but also the mess you are creating.
In the city I relish not having to put anything on my skin — I can let it breathe.
Many of those who visit or live in the area seem to relish not having to answer phone calls or check e-mail.
It was clearly with relish, not reluctance, that Mr Sarkozy declared that "laissez-faire is finished" after Lehman Brothers collapsed.This dirigiste culture is weaker on the British right.
"Adam's character and Amanda's character are somehow relishing not knowing…" he trails off.
Ms. Checcone said that she also relishes not turning over her entire salary, now somewhere between $50,000 and $75,000 a year at the Internet company she works for, to a landlord.
Some commentators have relished not just the novelty of the situation, but its sitcom possibilities — the most powerful man in the world living with his mother-in-law!
When Webster arrived abroad, he discovered almost immediately that he was relished not only in England but in Sweden and Norway and Denmark and Holland, and in due course he settled in Amsterdam, where he was coddled by his landlady, a Mrs. Hartlooper.
Unlike Rothermere and Beaverbrook, he relishes not the orotundity of power ("It is the duty of newspapers to advocate a policy of optimism in the broadest sense," Beaverbrook said, in 1922) but the more subtle power of suggestion.
