Sentence examples for relishing from inspiring English sources
The word "relishing" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone taking pleasure in something, savoring something, or looking forward to something. For example, "She was relishing her time alone after a long day at work."
verb
Present participle of relish
BG Brian McDermott will not be relishing his team's trip to Rochdale.
Critics of QAA are relishing the prospect of a review, questioning: what has QAA ever done for us?
I don't think for a minute that Germany will be relishing this game.
He is really relishing the challenge and the Ireland game might come at the right time for him.
Hours spent by him typing – something he very rarely gets to do in a job where everything is on paper, arriving in boxes, drafted for you – relishing the time to think, explaining why he is here and who he is and above all what motivates him as a Liberal Democrat in government.
The atmosphere in the camp is said to be excellent, with the Lionesses relishing Sampson's comparatively relaxed management style after Powell's more authoritarian and, sometimes, downright confrontational approach.
Stokes is already that rare thing: an English cricketer openly admired by the Australian sporting public, not least for his obvious relishing of the fray.
That's an agenda that fits squarely with Nigel Farage's, following Ukip's triumph coming second and beating the Tories in Eastleigh, leaving the party leader relishing next year's elections for the European parliament.
He poured scorn on the prospect of a coalition with the Liberal Democrats, saying he did not foresee a hung parliament after the election and that he was relishing the prospect of Labour defeating Nick Clegg.
Barcelona's Lionel Messi, who scored when Celtic beat the Catalan club in Glasgow last year, is relishing the challenge.
Congress has no fewer than nine inquiries into Enron on the go at the moment, and the law makers are relishing it.
