Sentence examples for relish things from inspiring English sources

I was attracted to "campaigning," which means you carry all your gear on your back for the weekend, often marching from point A to point B. While I wouldn't want to get shot or suffer from 19th Century diseases like dysentery, I relish things that recreate the life of the Civil War soldier.

(A delicious circular irony, for Freudians who relish such things).

Jolie Pitt seems to relish bringing things to a slow boil and gives birth to a rare kind of cinema we simply are not used to finding in today's current filmmaking climate.

The soft beautiful petal of a flower, the color of the grass or leaves, the sight of a butterfly alighting on a bush, the tingling feel of sun on your face, or that distinctive sound of rain on the roof - do you take moments to relish such things as an important part of your life experience, or are you in a focused battle-mode all the time?

I have come to relish one thing in particular: gingers always notice other gingers.

Like a Roald Dahl book, it relishes disgusting things but has a sound moral tale at its heart.

Mr. Forbes seemed to exemplify a kind of gleeful capitalism that relished the things that money could buy, from macho symbols like the 68 motorcycles he owned to an extensive collection of Faberge eggs.

In the first few days after winning his freedom, Martin H. Tankleff — who was sent to prison 17 years ago for two murders he insists he never committed — relished the things that were little more than routine to him half a lifetime ago.

Ripley was married briefly early in his career to a Ziegfeld Follies girl, but by the 1930s he was living up to his reputation as America's most eligible bachelor, a man about town who thrived on activity and relished all things strange.

If you are a dog lover you will relish the video Things Dogs Teach Us.

10 p.m. 4 ASIAN MAJOR The city's bright young things relish their night life, and no one has tapped into this more glamorously than the chef Neil Perry.