Trump traveled to Toledo, Ohio, to bask in the glow of his adoring base -- and bask he did, delivering his now-familiar stream-of-consciousness speech rife with exaggerations and flat-out falsehoods.
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Go ahead, bask in the bliss that is new parenthood.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Where mortals wilt in the spotlight, champions bask.
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Bask in the greatness of pop culture's most important influencers.
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We begrudge her, and ourselves, a few moments to bask.
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With this list of amazing musicians, it's time to bask.
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For now, however, policymakers can bask in some warmer sentiment.
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The SFO can bask in its latest success for now.
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And he took a moment to bask in his victory.
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Grab a pair for $399.99 and bask in their glory.
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Bask Iyer, Chief Information Officer and Chief Digital Transformation Officer
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Bask in the chemistry of Lana Donor and Noah Centineo.
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Stop a shutdown, prevent a fare increase, bask in glory.
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Behold its structural beauty and bask in its snowy-peaked glory.
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We get to bask in the result of it every Sunday.
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She gave us the permission to bask unapologetically in our greatness.
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For now, let's just bask in these flawless images of Slayoncé.
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Until then, I'll bask in the light of this celebrity couple.
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Instead, let's all just bask in the majesty of Cohen's burn.
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To commune with his art is to bask in higher truths.
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We each get one and bask in the cold A/C.
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Kendrick Lamar: 'Is America honest, or do we bask in sin?
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Watch below, bask and look on below for the top 10.
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Until then, bask in the glorious insanity of the trailer above.
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When accomplished, you bask in the opportunity to recover and rest.
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Sit back and bask in the good taste of America's 44th president.
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Not even like going out to lay and bask in the sun.
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Bask in the experience here: The sound itself is crinkly and annoying.
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The 21-year-old seemed to bask in her big modeling moment.
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The truth is, all you can do is bask in the work.
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You could meet up with friends or bask in the great outdoors.
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Bask in her confidence, for she is a hero to us all.
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VMware CIO Bask Iyer: Not talking to key people in the organization
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For now, simply bask in the glow of Chad Kroeger's righteous anger.
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Now: Bask in the terrifying glory that is a spherical view of CES.
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Other than that, you're all set to bask in your organic plant fantasy.
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At night, take advantage of the clear skies and bask beneath the stars.
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They might even bask in the glory of their annual workplace costume contest.
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Haviv takes the opportunity to float, bask, and swim in this unstable realm.
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To bask in serendipitous surrealism, not just as steps between reloading my streams.
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With evening coming on fast, fans bask in the last of the light.
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Just having the Internet to be able to just bask in these people.
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Well, here you go: Bask in the joyful simplicity of dogs catching treats.
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At 88rising's offices, Miyashiro was too exhausted to bask in this new success.
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Still, the Kardashians can bask in the praise of an Oscar-winning dame.
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And I got to bask in the limelight for all of 22016 hours.
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But these are Turkish carpets, laid out to bask in the summer sun.
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It's really interesting to bask in that energy, and his energy is undeniable.
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On social media, you bask in all the affirmation you could possibly want.
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The llamas, though, wouldn't have long to bask in their newfound internet fame.
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It can't allow him to bask in his own unique, uniquely dreamy artistry.
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For the state's liberals, it has been a moment to bask in schadenfreude.
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He became a media fixture and was eager to bask in the attention.
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So bask in the glory that is Gaga at her most Gaga for now.
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We bask in the sun and ocean sounds for a while before heading out.
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They can't even bask in the glow of their hair commercial-level good looks.
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Where we all just love and fuck each other and bask in our liberation.
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Bask in all this love — even if it was just a very convincing performance.
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Bask at this king and be thankful for bearing witness to such concentrated greatness.
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The acquisition of Bask follows hot on the heels of Brainly's latest funding round.
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While the former Navitis bask in their newfound power, the Malolos hustle and scheme.
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Who wouldn't want to bask in the glow of Witherspoon's smile for two hours?
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With that, they walk out, leaving Offred to bask in her own self-loathing.
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Do you try to deflect some of the attention, or just bask in it?
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Clinton can bask in an affectionate embrace as hosts try to limit confrontational engagements.
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To work on the lot was to bask in Hollywood history and Hollywood kitsch.
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He liked to position himself as in the know and bask in the limelight.
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Bask Iyer joined VMware as the software giant's chief information officer five years ago.
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The label also adheres to sustainable production practices, so beachgoers can bask guilt-free.
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Page, meanwhile, will get to bask in his billions without any accountability at all.
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Mr. Buttigieg didn't get to bask in the glow he expected from winning Iowa.
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"We need a kinder and gentler Oracle," VMware CIO Bask Iyer told Business Insider.
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The Duchess of Sussex continues to bask in motherhood with a heartfelt post on Instagram.
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Transparent is never content to rest on its laurels, to bask in its many accolades.
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I decide to bask in this love and stay in bed until my next alarm.
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Let me live a little and bask in the Instagram glory for a hot sec.
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Even the precinct captain for the ward stopped her shift to bask in McLaurin's presence.
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And so I head to the farmers' market to bask in the still-glorious bounty.
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First, let's take a moment to bask in the pun-infused URL of Weatherguard, Inc.
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They listened for 12 minutes and Prince left them alone to bask in his vision.
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Not Mr. Müller-Schott, who knows how to bask his instrument without going to excess.
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First, they would take a week or so to bask in what they had achieved.
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Kim is wonderful and hilarious, and you'll want to bask in her charm in person.
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Go ahead and bask in frozen drinks and open-toe shoes while you still can.
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Bask in the light A sunshiny day can lift your spirits and energize your mind.
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Tooting, for its part, was left to bask in the light of Mr. Khan's ascension.
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So for the final hours 2016, bask in the best "Bad and Boujee" media online.
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Bask in her glory: Because hippos enjoy being wet (obviously), Fiona's caregiver turned on the water.
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He or she will bask in the glow and, more often than not, write you back.
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He generously extends that feeling to us, and invites us to bask in its blissful openness.
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Don't get me wrong — I'd happily bask in hours more of Eve and Villanelle's fabulous dueling.
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He has turned 218 and has toured the world, where he can still bask in appreciation.
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I watched as they got to run around in the grass and bask in the sun.
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Diaspora Indians are seeking to "bask in the reflected glory of their motherland", says Mr Kumar.
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I chat with my boyfriend and mom on the phone while I bask in the sun.
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Bask in the nostalgia and grab a PlayStation Classic console for just $19.99 during Prime Day.
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I bask in the collective glory when somebody puts out a good book on my imprint.
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Easy for a nation's government to bask in the reflected glow of such unifying, uncritical love.
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Perhaps it is time we retire these dinosaurs and bask in a brighter, more equitable future.
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Nor did he fail to bask, just for a moment, in the possibilities the election offered.
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I, too, could partake, with aplomb, and bask in that aura of two-fingered bourbon gentility.
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It's site-specific, intensely slow reading, for no other reason than to bask in what's good.
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That all made the World Cup moment one that Kushner's team was eager to bask in.
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Holt, the club's owner, does not seek to join them, to bask in their reflected glory.
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As Mongeau and Paul bask in pre-marital bliss, Thorne is also content with her love life.
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Alligators bask in concrete enclosures, as colorful parrots caw and say hello from their chain-link aviaries.
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Instead of the traditional meltdown, bask in the peace of mind that a robot vacuum can offer.
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As fans erupted in celebration, the Seahorses excitedly ran toward the stands to bask in the glory.
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So here are a few other noteworthy places online to bask in the glory of furry friends.
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After all, fans will never tire of watching Rebecca and Jack Pearson bask in their young love.
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All you'll have to do is show up — and bask in the unbridled joy of being newlyweds.
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When something special happens, today most people bust out their phones rather than bask in the moment.
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With these earbuds, you'll get to bask in powerful bass, crisp mid-highs, and crystal-clear vocals.
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Just what would to do to bask in your very own 15 minutes of glorious Internet fame?
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Come bask in all the inspiration, community, connection and opportunity the European startup scene has to offer.
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I bask in the feeling for too long and start my day just a bit too late.
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There will be plenty of glory for both Chengdu and Chongqing to bask in if that happens.
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Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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Please enjoy, and bask in the relief of forgetting our current president for just over six minutes.
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Sometimes you bask in those feelings as you're having them; the ones which last for much longer.
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For now, at least, we can bask in awe of just how quickly this research moving forward.
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He was there to congratulate Espinoza on his historic sweep and to bask in the communal afterglow.
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Still, Dr. Pasachoff said he is excited to bask in the strange light of the annular eclipse.
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The artist-politician of the future will not bask in the antique aura of Wagner and Nietzsche.
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For Mark Zuckerberg, however, it means taking a moment to bask in your manifold and unqualified successes.
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You can watch the full episode of "Harley and Ivy" and bask in their wicked glory here.
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Watch above, and bask in its brilliance, its dedication to singing off-key, its finger-clicking suspense.
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And so, as we bask in the late-winter sun of our sovereignty, we relish A.I. snafus.
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In order to bask in all these benefits music provides, you're going to need the right products.
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So it's not a bunch of Elon fans all feeling privileged to just bask in his grace?
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Check it out for yourself at this link, and bask in the sheer multitude of spacey data.
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An escape room requires you to surrender to it; to bask in the joy of not knowing.
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And if things go south today, we can return to this page and bask in its glow.
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Have a watch below and bask in one of 2016's most exciting and mysterious emerging acts.
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In France, people congregated around fountains to bask in the meager sprays, or simply to dive in.
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Get easy access to your ingredients with the mixer's tilting head design and bask in your creations.
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That whole week leading up to the election, it was warm enough to bask on garden chairs.
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Scoop it up using a piece of flatbread and bask in the warm earthiness of the beans.
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You just have to bask in your own desirability as an image winningly reflected back at yourself.
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Bask in her note-perfect vocals, and clear comfort and effortlessness on the stage, for your health.
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We all know about Trump's fetish for winners and his need to bask in their reflected glory.
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Or, slap AR on the side of a product and bask in the AR buzz from tech publications.
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Always inclined to bask in the glow of other famous people, Trump apparently retains his fascination with celebrities.
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A: When you become successful, everybody thinks you are going to sit back and bask in that glory.
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The movie itself might be terrible, but I'll bask in those two minutes because they're rare and precious.
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Blue and Rose allows the public to bask in the world of a young, energetic, and sensitive artist.
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By early September, you'll get to bask in the triumph of all the hard work you put in.
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There's so much love for talented women going around right now, I just want to bask in it.
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She has done the work unrelentingly for decades, and should absolutely bask in the fruits of her labor.
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It's the first DJI device to bask in the fruit of the drone-maker's 13 acquisition of Hasselblad.
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It just didn't seem right to bask in my privilege and blessings and not bring attention to it.
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I Feel So Blessed To Bask In Her Light And To Be Her Daughter And Share Her DNA.
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You would walk up to the box, sit in it, and then bask in its potent orgone energy.
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Even more significantly, Disney and the others bask in the glow of a holistic, multi-faceted business model.
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As he celebrated his 55th birthday on Thursday, Obama can bask in the benefit of rising poll numbers.
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Some bask in his bombastic glow; those who find his presence oppressive slap on sunblock or stay inside.
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Porsha Williams wants new moms to be able to "bask in motherhood" instead of worrying about their weight.
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Until Samsung actually starts shipping a Galaxy Surfboard, let's all just bask in the glory of the stupidity.
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It's either that, or you're there to smoke pole and bask in the much-coveted male gaze. Obviously.
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And I wanted nothing more to impress him, to bask in his approval, and not to anger him.
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All that tropical house had made me want to bask in the glorious glow of British summer time.
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Nope.Let us all just bask in the happiness that is DiCaprio about to demolish a box of Trefoils.
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Most of Liverpool's had lingered longer, though only a little, to bask in the adulation of their public.
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Other award organizations were more fleet of foot, racing to bask in the glow of another Einstein achievement.
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And they'll all bask in a bright spotlight of attention from influential global investors and worldwide media outlets.
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Five million tourists annually visit this Spanish territory from colder climes to bask in Europe's only subtropical weather.
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You know… run around the world, get laid, bask in the spotlight, and buy a lot of s—.
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Bask in the glory of the late, great Sweetie, who appears briefly in our video 43 seconds in.
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Here, one is meant to simply bask in the cast light and form a story of one's own.
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My luck ends in the next round, but I still bask in the glory of that first triumph.
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On bright mornings in the tropics, crocodiles haul themselves out of the water to bask in the sun.
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They only have a few more weeks to bask under the Broadway spotlight — the production closes on Sept.
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But, for the most part, he opted to bask one more time in the glow of his victory.
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To bask in how I might have contributed to the universe yesterday, embolden myself for what today brings.
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And if he can't, he'll be satisfied to just bask in their presence, to just be followed back.
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It is the last weekend to bask in New York City Ballet's stellar mix of dancing and storytelling.
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We'd enjoy quality time with children; we'd bask in the power of now, mindfully present and presently mindful.
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All the while, we got to bask in the gorgeous displays that added something extra to the store.
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My wombling adventure was over now and I was ready to bask in the glory of my success.
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Unfortunately, she can't bask in the glow of endless likes because she went and broke Teen Vogue's cardinal rule.
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In another photo shot from below her feet, Jenner leans back even further to fully bask in the sun.
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Now, everyone can bask, or recoil in terror, at the sight of lowly cameras forming ever more powerful botnets.
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On top of that, all Battlefield competitors bask in a potentially life-changing spotlight of media and investor attention.
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Light it up without any worry and bask in the notes of bergamot, cannabis, sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli, and musk.
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Light it up without any worry and bask in the notes of bergamot, cannabis, sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli, and musk.
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After eating, we order another round of drinks and head to the patio area to bask in the sunshine.
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In the past, we've watched the eliminated jurors reel into the spotlight to bask in their final grandstanding moment.
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Cities like Marib bask in the oil wealth and duties on electricity and imports that previously enriched the capital.
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Read on for 12 tips on how to protect your strands as you bask in what's left of summer.
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Forget your horror that this was ever even a real possibility and bask in this moment of good news.
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He can bask in his newfound influence and celebrity, and promote his agenda—which partly is to promote himself.
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Collins and her cinematographer Ronald K. Gray bask the characters in glowing light, often in the bright summer sun.
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However, for the time being, U.K. diners can bask in the glory that is the Mississippi Mud Pie McFlurry.
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SOME 30,000 crocodiles bask at Izintaba, a farm sprawled across 0003 acres near the South African city of Pretoria.
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We will have to patiently wait to gather our squads around a Netflix subscription and bask in its glory.
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There are many outdoor areas where you can go shirtless, bask in the sun, and enjoy some Spanish oranges.
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But if you can make the time (just over two hours), bask in its memorable scenery and engrossing story.
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In a warehouse behind the shop pointy-leaved plants bask in the artificial light of two-storey growing rooms.
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Bradley then decides to release Duke's music and next month you too can bask in the glory of it.
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On your EscapeX oasis, though, you can bask in, and profit from, unfettered adoration, even in your lowest moments.
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I get to bask in the excitement of new learners and to leave a mark on the next generation.
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You can visit an emperor penguin colony, go whale hunting or just bask in the frontier's ever-present solitude.
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But before I bask in my moral superiority, I had better confess to my own bum call last spring.
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And all the participants get to bask in the warm, possibly life-changing spotlight of media and investor attention.
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But at University of Phoenix Stadium, they could finally bask in the confetti that rained down from the rafters.
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Travel to the Hamptons and bask in the glory of wealthy snobs with the good old ABC drama Revenge.
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One was to sell scratch and sniff cards for lovers keen to bask in the scent of fried poultry.
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As neither is an immediate risk, leaders can for now bask in the glow of a hard-won deal.
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Feel free to bask in this moment for as long as you like — 'tis the season for all the feels.
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Until she says otherwise, lets just bask in the glow that Lively is like each and every one of us.
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Bask in the times that kids acted alongside their parents onscreen, forever memorialized like one very high-quality home video.
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She told THR that she doesn't hold any grudges, though, so Charlize Theron can bask in all her Imperator glory.
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Just know that when RuPaul declares "The library is open!" it's time to settle in and bask in the shade.
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You can read a bit more about it here or just bask in its undersea glory in the video below.
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In September police detained Nurullo Otahonov, a prominent author, as he returned from exile to bask in the "Uzbek spring".
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You pause and bask in the strangeness, then move on—perhaps not to feel it again for months or years.
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But now it's time for T-Mobile to bask in the sunshine with its contribution to the media lightning storm.
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Then you get to bask in the glory of the old days on the web without an ad in sight.
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Instead, Trump described the presidential election as "open and successful," presumably a moment for his supporters to bask in happily.
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And because Evans is the Best Chris, he's shared video footage so all of us can bask in their joy.
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Instead I decided to just shut up and bask in it for the amount of time I felt like dancing.
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In its homey maximalism, the show fulfills its titular function: giving the viewer space to bask in its dazzling color.
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They certainly can match the Indian media's self-righteousness blow-by-blow, even as they bask in bouts of gloating.
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Miku's creator Crypton Future Media is based in Sapporo -- and Kondo is eager to bask in his iWife's celebrity status.
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The walls around the home can slide open, while the roof retracts, so you can bask in the tropical air.
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That, or they're just super huge fans of Scooter Braun and want to bask in the light of his clients.
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Mr. Kocner has denied any illicit connections, but he seemed to bask in the notoriety and flaunted his lavish lifestyle.
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The junta has tightened its control while trying to bask in the popularity, mystique and beliefs that surround the monarchy.
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Celebrate Friday and world smile day by picking up one of these lovely devices, and bask in all the savings.
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For many of these strivers, the chance to swap insider intelligence and bask in camaraderie was, after all, the point.
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The LNAH experience is one that allows people to bask in traditional ideals of strength and courage free of political correctness.
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For now, just take a moment to bask in the glorious, mostly unnecessary overkill that defines the Xperia XZ Premium. Specs?
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It's the fact that they often offer a refreshing take on who really deserves to bask in the spotlight each year.
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Impress whomever you're traveling with by stopping for a meal, or bask in the Italian delights solo for one memorable feast.
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See how celebrities like Amber Heard and Katherine Langford are wearing the trend, ahead, and prepare to bask in the afterglow.
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If so, Uber your gorgeous self back home to bask in the greatest romance of all: a night in with yourself.
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So, is it better to bask in the extra hour of sleep or suck it up and go to the gym?
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The U.S. women's national team will bask in a ticker-tape parade through Manhattan today — and then it's back to work.
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The other ladies take off for an art show and J, FIL, and I bask in the peace on the patio.
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The rest, simply bask in the glow of their good deeds and bizarre memories -- which Collins said is also a win.
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Diddy, according to the first partygoer, was not the only one wanting to bask in the actor, director and singer's glow.
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Feel the warm summer breeze and let the soft trills of Yachty's flute serenade you as you bask in the sunlight.
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Let's give Princess Mia the royal treatment she deserves and bask in the peak of streaming, television, and wonderful YA stories.
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Depending on where you are, glance outside to either bask in the heat or imagine it tingling on your skin soon.
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For now, though, simply bask in a good style throwback — because most of these truly do stand the test of time.
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Governments are keen to crack the code of Olympic success, both to buoy national spirits and bask in athletes' reflected glory.
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And for an hour or two he could bask in the glow of striking his first deal in quite some time.
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Mr. Pugliares took photos as it spread its wings, exposing its brown belly, to bask in the sun for several minutes.
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"This really gives you time to decompress, be with each other and bask in the glow of early marriage," says Mahoney.
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And the methods by which a crowd is fired up don't matter, so long as he can bask in the clapping.
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But she could bask in the glow of the best day for Democrats since the President's shocking election victory in 2016.
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Those things will happen regardless, but that he won't be there to bask in our love is a serious gut punch.
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With the bright lights of the top flight now growing dim, let us bask in the last of their warm rays.
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And it was lovely to see our favorite characters bask in love, motherhood, and career success as the final chapter closed.
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Namibian rock agamas come in bright colors and enjoy hanging out in groups of 10 when they bask in the sun.
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Elaborate yet insistently skeletal tracks let her vocals tease, swoop, push back against pressure, blossom into harmonies and bask in satisfaction.
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It's very different from playing a gig at a club, where people are coming out specifically to bask in the music.
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The winning team takes home $100,000, the coveted Disrupt Cup and they bask in a spotlight of media and investor attention.
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It's easier to bask in the warm embrace of "Thank you for your service" without questioning what that service was for.
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Though one account claimed that Zinoviev panicked at news of the Whites' approach, now he could bask in light of victory.
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Atlanta shivered in the 220s this week but will bask in the 60s when it hosts the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Most of Europe will bask in above-normal temperatures from August to October, forecasts from The Weather Company show.
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The president appeared to bask in the boisterous reception he got from about 1,000 people waving American, Venezuelan and Nicaraguan flags.
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So before you bask in the cultural significance and artfulness of the Academy Awards, enjoy these awesome reviews for these awful movies.
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We're all ready to put the big coat away, find somewhere comfortable to sit, and bask in the glow of the sun.
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According to The Sun, 44-year-old Kerrie Henderson went to bask in some "me" time and took a relaxing bubble bath.
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He uses the platform to make policy announcements, political attacks, fire senior advisers, and bask in the chaos of replies and retweets.
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Celebs showed up to day 2 at Coachella in big numbers, some to perform ... and others to just bask in the sun.
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Okay, maybe not quite yet, but for us makeup lovers, it is time to bask in the excitement of new holiday collections.
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We then bask in the late-summer Brooklyn sun and promise to find a new weekly date to replace our swim date.
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For two weekends in April, people flock to the Coachella Music Festival to bask in music, flash tats, and the latest trends.
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Judging by its new trailer, Love, Simon is that film, and I cannot wait to bask in all its feel-good vibes.
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The ferocious direwolf is situated in a ring of light, giving it an ominous glow for any Stark fanatic to bask in.
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The sun brings a burst of regenerative energy into your career, and this is a fantastic time to bask in the spotlight.
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New Division, Same Goal One thing Pettis has not allowed himself to do is bask in the negativity of his current situation.
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In fact, I often listen to the show's soundtrack just to bask in my favorite TV family's emotional plight and induce tears.
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While you bask in your well-deserved Labor Day off ... take FourFiveSeconds to soak in these sexy pics of Rihanna workin' it.
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Bask in the remixed background music for the Via Purifico level, with its complex, arpeggiated piano replaced with... you can guess what.
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But that hasn't stopped them from texting back and forth as they bask in the glow of The Revenant's Oscar nominations sweep.
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The desire to bask in glory turns out to be inseparable from the sense that credit hasn't been given where it's due.
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He deserved to bask in the glow of that win on an actual stage, during the actual award show, with actual viewers.
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To clear room in my imaginative life, to insert placeholders for day dreams, to bask in the place where poems come from.
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There's nothing like sharing your exclusive stuff with your loved ones so you can all bask in the glory of unique merch.
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Meanwhile, I fear for the generation of children who have to go to school while the adults of today bask in inaction.
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Meanwhile, Gwendolyn continues to enjoy his daily ration of junk food and bask in the heat of another steamy Coconut Grove summer.
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Although it's terribly important that it is happening, I hope it settles down and that the women can bask in their victory.
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But fans of the series may want to bask in this episode — it's unclear whether there's a Season 2 in the works.
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Chefman Smokeless Indoor Grill Bask in the benefits of grilling without worrying about the weather, thanks to the Chefman Smokeless Indoor Grill.
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We stay here for a while to veg out, rest our legs, and bask in the sun streaming down the high window.
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Most modern incoming presidents bask in the glow of postelection polling, while those leaving the White House have worn out their welcome.
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Five innings later, Harvey could bask in a loud ovation as he slowly walked to the dugout after a three-strikeout inning.
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Families and museum supporters took advantage of the free admission to bask in the warmth of their winter coats and community spirit.
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Bask in the unmitigated beauty, the grace with which the good duck appears and vanishes into the white vacuum of your website.
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Grab a $20 fill up box from KFC and bask in the scent of fried chicken long after you finished your meal.
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But for those of you looking to bask in the celebrations, we took a walk down an aisle where clothing is optional.
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Music had its biggest night, the Oscars went off without a hitch, and now it's the internet's turn to bask in adulations.
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Still, like supporters of Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders, let's put our future worries aside for a time and bask in today's victory.
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For now, bask in the innocent joy of humans plowing the fields in the only outfit nature ever meant for us to wear.
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Hell, they may just make you skip out of your own vacation so you can bask in the glory of their designer interiors.
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They sat him down in a chair in front of a PLATO terminal to bask in its Orange Glow and witness the future.
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Two winners will advance to Monday's national championship game; the victor there will bask in March Madness glory until the end of time.
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Let's not get too ahead of ourselves, though, and just bask in how happy the two of them seem to make each other.
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For around $140 to $350 a night you can bask in the bubbles beneath a cathedral ceiling before retiring to the lofted bed.
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It's rare that an astrological event presents purely good news to all of us, so bask in this moment while you can, stargazers.
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While watching, you can bask in the fact that Baby Groot is dancing to the same songs you're dancing to in your seat.
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My journey to bask in the orange glow of the former host of The Apprentice was more fraught than I had first anticipated.
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Zoë then reached out to Tyler's daughter Chelsea so they could bask in the cringe together, and then shared that conversation on Instagram.
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Take a break from crafting up your not-shitty protest sign and bask in the beauty that is the animal kingdom right now.
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"Copper (has) continued to bask in the afterglow of this week's better-than-expected Chinese economic data," ANZ analysts said in a note.
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Alicia and Nick, siblings previously separated by addiction, seem to have forgone the tentative courting of trust and bask in each other's company.
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For everyone else who didn't have $20,000 to spend on tickets, at least we can bask in this football rainbow on the Internet.
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Are there any chances that an alien lizard might bask in Proxima Centauri's light or try to find shade under an alien tree?
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Now, while we bask in the sentiment, can someone go tell Davidson and Grande this is how you announce a relationship in 2018?
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On his new album, "This Is How You Smile," which came out on March 8th, the songs bask in a sense of discovery.
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This three-bedroom two-bathroom house has a beautiful fenced-in backyard, where residents can bask in the Los Angeles sun for hours.
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Down below, guests can cool off the 80-foot lap pool or sit on the private dock and bask in the Florida sun.
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And while we bask in this festive atmosphere with Fede and Filippo, we even get the chance to taste an exceptional pasta pomodoro.
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But with the pizza deliveries, they appeared to bask in their own relative serenity and yet another feel-good moment reaffirming their humanism.
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So gather round, ye children of the information age, and bask in the warm glow of these slowly bouncing, compression damaged cartoon gifs.
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Watch the video below, tell your office buddy you love them, and bask in the heartwarming glow of real life occupation-based friendship.
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Other days we bear witness to an unexpected act of heroism or a rousing international sports triumph and bask in the same sun.
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Reservations become coveted and scarce, and the chefs and restaurateurs bask in years of glory, even when the award passes to other establishments.
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And — whether or not it appreciates it — that horse will bask in the adulation of the finely turned-out spectators at Churchill Downs.
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The ability to "bask" under glass year round was advertised as part of the building's commitment to its residents' health, Ms. Scutts said.
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Disney history buffs like myself love to bask in the glow of the charming Mary Blair murals that flank the aggressively modern lobby.
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As the spring season continues, this weekend is the last chance to bask in stellar programs dedicated to George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins.
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The new film "Judy" offers another chance to bask in her glory, 703 years after the demise of her fairy tale gone wrong.
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He gallantly hung back to give García the stage to himself, allowing him to bask in applause that had been building for decades.
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The Mets, and their fans, want desperately to move past injury fears and just bask in the glory of Thor at his best.
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I felt the warm euphoria and relief of the negotiators as they emerged that morning to bask in the magnitude of their achievement.
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The "goal" of the person with FDIA is to bask in the collective sympathy and attention that comes with parenting a sick child.
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But for this function, Trump gladly permitted the "beleaguered" attorney general to have the stage all to himself and bask in the limelight.
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CHICAGO — There was little time for Lori Lightfoot to bask in her sweeping, historic victory in the mayoral election in Chicago last week.
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But when summer rolls around, all these arid weirdos go out to that teeny balcony and bask in the morning to mid-day sun.
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What makes America work is the process that allows us all to express our dissatisfaction, not necessarily bask in the results of unquestioned splendor.
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The two already crushed their cover of Elle King's "Exes and Ohs," so let's see them bask in their fandom as a duo, please.
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She doesn't have the bawdy humor of Kaitlyn Bristowe, but she's morbidly attentive to her contestants, and they can't help but bask in it.
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Most do not, yet still try to bask in the glow of braver colleagues, even if all they do is write snarky TV reviews.
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Hopefully that's the first of many dinner dates to come as Prepon and Foster bask in the joy of being new and glowing parents.
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I bask in the morning sunlight for a bit because my room has huge windows, and then focus my attention on churning through flashcards.
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Afterwards we ride in a real (horse-drawn) rickshaw to the car and bask in the air conditioning on the way to eat breakfast.
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Aside from a heavily systems-based approach, Yang's games also bask in the weirdness of games, turning hyper real bodies into something delightfully alien.
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Bask in the astronomical wonder of seeing all the brightest planets out at the same time, pinpricks of worlds drifting up from the horizon.
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Seeing the train slither through the tunnels and make stops at the station and bask outside in the outer boroughs is pretty damn cool.
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Virgo: plum, not youll be afraid on an ambitily ray of a cogabe of meditation and let your approact things bask yourself your chun.
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But Markelle couldn't really bask in the moment after the game ... not after his Honda Accord got flexed on by Ben Simmons' $280k Ferrari!!
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Especially the engineers and executives from the Hyperloop startups who were there to bask in purposeful glow, as well as sniff out new talent.
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So bask in that sweet, sweet $7,000 feeling — it's not like it could all come crumbling down in the blink of an eye. Again.
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In collaboration with Bask Blazers, Criquet Shirts launched its own green toweling blazers just in time for the Masters, featuring piping on the lapels.
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But just as they begin to bask in the glow of marginal acceptance, men start to get sick — slowly, and then all at once.
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Hey, if you're going to bask in your proudly, now-publicly pregant glory, what better place than an Anna Wintour-vetted, white tie event?
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To mount a proscenium in the company of Prince, who died Thursday at age 57, was to bask in greatness and to risk humiliation.
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Though each Leo has their own distinct style, it's undeniable that they wear it well—and we're just lucky to bask in their radiance.
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Rather, it was Mar-a-Lago in the Swiss Alps, a place where Trump could comfortably bask in the admiration of his fellow plutocrats.
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Yet here we are four years later, watching Trump bask in the glow of an easy re-election over the Warren-Booker Democratic ticket.
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It was Rose's first chance to bask as a Knick, after he showed the kind of flash he provided so often with the Bulls.
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ASMR usually makes you want to zone out, lean back, put your head on your desk, bask in the calming glow, or fall asleep.
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They're not their to increase your star power; they're there to bask in it because they truly believe they're the sole cause behind it.
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But while the former fashion model turned First Lady can bask in the growing popularity of her forename, President Donald Trump is treading water.
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Order a slice of Turkish coffee mud pie ($6) and then, as you head home, bask in the brightness of a blanket of stars.
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It's an art monster move of the first order, but Trine is too exhausted and angry afterward to bask in her audience's patronizing admiration.
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After his death, Imhotep was revered as a god by the Egyptians; now, we can bask in one of his most legendary accomplishments again.
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Bask Iyer served as CIO at major companies like Dell, Juniper Networks and Honeywell before taking on that post at VMware five years ago.
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But for now, as this restaurant project comes to fruition, Thomas says she's content to take a rare pause to bask in the moment.
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Disrupt Berlin 2019 takes place on 11-12 December, and this is your chance to bask in the attention of investors and global media.
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Erica snatches at happiness by sneaking out to bask in the neon glow of Dee, with whom she spends her evenings in sacred communion.
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We bask in the sunshine of enlightenment that prestige universities radiate and we speak of them in the language of dreams, of religious veneration.
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Those are three-toed sloths that make their homes there, clambering ever so slowly into the upper branches to bask in the morning sun.
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And perhaps they could bask in the early declaration of a primary victory that just might strengthen their candidacies in the rest of New Hampshire.
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And like the good mountain climber that it is, the rover took the opportunity to look around and bask in the view from up high.
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Alternatively, Donald Trump could bask in the reflected popularity of Merkel, learning and profiting from her long years of all but unquestioned power and glory.
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So while we bask in Lady Bird's inimitable talent and legacy, take a moment if you haven't to relish Seventeen for helping pave the way.
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British consumers may be unaware of the amount of food they throw away each year but Tesco can no longer bask in such blissful ignorance.
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People using Facebook's mobile apps will have to wait at least a little longer to bask in the glory that is the mean-mugging deer.
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But for now, bask in the glory of the commercials; enjoy the idea of a transparent iPhone; and gaze upon your current iPhone with disdain.
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First, though, she will bask in this splashy retrospective tribute, which will include performances by Jackson Browne, Damien Rice, Judy Collins, Indigo Girls and more.
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If it were like other companies, last week's hardware event would have been an opportunity for Google to bask in processor speed and pixel density.
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Before you soak up the sun this Memorial Day ... make sure you bask in these beauties that can only be surpassed by their incredible surroundings.
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Therein lies the impasse: John says archaeologists bask in the so-called heroic achievement of ancient people, while archaeologists say John underestimates our prehistoric ancestors .
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Secondly, I want to casually drop the fact that I met Flo Rida's agent and, somehow, bask in Flo Rida's reflected glow as a result.
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Bask, sit in the shade, soak up that vitamin D outside, do whatever you need to do but above everything do it to this track.
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Heavy metal, of course, dye your hair black and bask in the glory of being an angsty outsider alongside 600 people at The Underworld Camden.
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Once Pasola's broadcasting rights wind up going to Lifetime or whatever, the league can just lay back and bask in the lucrative controversy that follows.
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You reflect upon this as you bask in the glittery cloak which has shimmered around your every movement during these months of falling in love.
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Its editorial sensibility makes room for stories that simply bask in the glow of unusual customs and characters, without seeking to diminish or mock them.
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I wouldn't make this to satisfy a late-night sugar craving, but I would totally serve this to guests (and gladly bask in their praise).
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Trump appeared to bask in headlines noting the historic nature of the Kim summit, a dynamic that may be in play with a Putin summit.
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And since there was no moderating influence, no one to ease his mind and bask in the newfangled pleasures, his typical poor judgment held sway.
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Stay hydrated, find some shade and bask in the AC. Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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For the moment, the United States women can bask in Monday's game, which was an intense and pretty boisterous contest played on blue artificial turf.
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That's quite a mouthful, but in a nutshell, it's a grill that lets you bask in the benefits of grilling without worrying about the weather.
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Manning will turn 40 in March and he would not speculate following the victory, but chose to bask in another victory against his premier peer.
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It was, though, a day for Stenson to bask in the acclaim of being the exiting champion as he was warmly applauded at every turn.
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These are works to be admired, surely, but would I wish to return to the gallery to bask in their austere glory day after day?
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He's had moments where he seemed near pivoting, where he appeared to bask in the media coverage that followed a few days of relative normalcy.
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He should either publish that knowledge and bask in the professional glory or quit and start a hedge fund in order to make some real money.
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Over the five months the installation was open, more than 2m people came to bask in a glow that was at once primeval and warmly communal.
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After eight long years under Barack Obama, right-leaning viewers flocked to their go-to channel to bask in his inauguration and extremely short-lived honeymoon.
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Watch him bask in the adrenaline-pumping, old-school fun as he blasts through armies of countless extra-terrestrial invaders, all in the comfort of home.
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And in this, at least, Gervais displays a desire for equality, forcing his male bandmates, manager, and co-workers to bask in his darkness as well.
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Their birth scars and broken veins "bask in the moonlight" and they "dive deep with hammering hearts", leaping and mainlining "right into the pulse of nature".
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That's why Ellen the TV show exists: to make celebrity guests look good, and to let audience bask in that goodness, in the name of entertainment.
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We'll be back next week with a brand-new episode of Too Long; Didn't Watch, but for now, you can just bask in the Spacey. Enjoy.
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So: set an early alarm for the 14th, and get ready to bask in the glory of the most brilliant supermoon the modern world has seen.
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In this installment of a multi-part series, bask in the close-ups of brass melting away like golden velvet to make shiny washers and screws.
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But rather than bask in the glory of his feat, Karalis, who received his first pair of spikes from Filippidis, is not resting on his laurels.
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And thanks to Twitter user Sami Campagnano, who lives nearby Bill and Bob's house, the entire world can bask in the glory of the duo's genius.
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The best thing anyone can do in that situation is simply bask in the presence of such great coolness, and hope a teensy bit rubs off.
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If you're already a runner, however, bask in the glory of knowing that you'll live a little bit longer than people who aren't hitting the pavement.
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But in 2015, when she went solo to launch her own namesake makeup line Pat McGrath Labs, it was her turn to bask in the spotlight.
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While moviegoers bask in the glory of a record-breaking Avengers: Endgame opening weekend, film subscription service Sinemia announced it too was in the endgame now.
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I'm going to bask in this extraordinary honour and my extraordinary good luck and I'll set to work first thing tomorrow on the global unfairness problem.
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Kanye West fans can finally bask in all his gospel glory with IMAX theatres worldwide releasing his much-anticipated music movie "Jesus is King" on Friday.
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Occasional they emphasize and gloat about the achievements of the people they know, because they like to bask in the glory of being connected to them.
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Now his reflexive need to bask in congratulations is manifesting itself in the controversy over his role in the return home of three college basketball players.
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All of a sudden all these guys who planned to bask in corruption are beginning to realize that they in fact could be indicted and convicted.
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Full CoverageFor ladies like Gary Pepper Girl who'd rather avoid the sun than bask in it, long sleeves on a bathing suit can be a lifesaver.
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While once you could bask in the safety of feigning ignorance at your DM box, that privilege has now been eradicated in one fell panoptical swoop.
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"With law and order now restored, this land was great again," the book explains as the two triumphant friends bask in the glow of their victory.
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Those who come to bury Steve Bannon and bask in his comeuppance should take note: the populist conservative movement they hate isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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A change to one day seek out Dr. Hypatia and maybe get cured, to once again bask in the sun with a plate of Serkonan figs.
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Instead, for a few months, we were able to bask in the joy of something all too rare: an uncomplicated, noncommercial love for a fictional creation.
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A lot of that enthusiasm will fade by Sunday night, but for now, everyone can bask in the glow of the league having 32 perfect teams.
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VMware CIO Bask Iyer said he was "very pleasantly surprised" by the alliance with Oracle which he said made so much sense for both tech giants.
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For now though, the $9.5 billion Viacom can at least bask in being one of the few big companies to push the envelope with such panache.
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Bask in full surround sound audio that rivals even the best movie theater experience — just be mindful to leave your couch every once in a while.
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"I yearn for the sleepy weeks of August where you could bask in the notion that there's a whole lot of nothing going on," Cramer said.
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Bask in the soft evening sun and warm Caribbean breeze while getting both a visual and historical overview of San Juan Bay aboard a classic sailboat.
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The anonymous donor couldn't be faulted for seeking to bask in the recipient's gratitude, or engaging in generosity in order to earn a reputation for generosity.
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And sometimes, on the days I do feel a little down on myself, I thumb through her Instagram and just bask a little in her body positivity.
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Prepare to bask in the dejection: Paramore: "Misery Business" We could never look as good as Hayley Williams with fiery red hair, but we sure could try.
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To be at Sundance is to bask in a temporary community's conviction that films are art, and that art, whether it's good or bad, is very important.
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Instead of being mid-level functionaries, firemen are stars in a COPS-like internet reality show, where they can bask in waves of floating emoji during busts.
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The water is deep and clear with the depth dropping off deeply near shore with no shallows or mudflats for gators to bask and few hiding places.
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And Trump can now bask in the fact that every Republican who has won both New Hampshire and South Carolina has gone on to claim the nomination.
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Let's hope the city lets us bask in a few more days of magic, dancing David Bowery Street before they ruin the fun for all of us.
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Do not be put off by the awkward adolescent memories evoked by this song—just bask in the nostalgia of a simpler time, and....crank that. 15.
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Because of this, Cisse has found that she can bask by the pool or hit the dance floor one night, then trek through the desert the next.
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But at least we can bask in the luminous charisma of Ms. Carano, even if she is underused and deprived of a fight scene of her own.
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In her continuing efforts to reach out to America's #youth, Hillary Clinton stopped by Comedy Central's Broad City on Wednesday to bask in some serious female empowerment.
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Even when he tries to bask in the glory of proving all his naysayers wrong — though, again, with a totally unrelated CGI performance — BoJack keeps hating himself.
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Some keep them as pets or drag them to dorm rooms, while others simply bask in the majestic creatures' glory as they stomp around on golf courses.
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Parkland Students Bask in Pulitzer Mention: 'They Took Us Seriously' The Eagle Eye student newspaper at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School did not win a Pulitzer Prize.
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But if Schoenberg's music tries to push against the bonds of tonality, Schreker's, while just as harmonically restless, seems more willing to bask in sumptuous diatonic sonorities.
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They can raise thousands off Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's name alone; earn exposure for future campaigns; and bask in the attention, even if only for a short time.
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Now that we've had some time to bask in the collections shown during NYFW, we can get a head start on our favorite trends from the week.
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On popular search engines Daum and Naver, "Director Bong Joon Ho" topped the list of trending searches as people flocked to social media to bask in victory.
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This time, I smoothe on their Disobey Time Rose and Peptide mask , and bask in the glory of some lavender bubble bath I received as a gift.
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At the same time, those for whom the "Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes" has become a tradition will bask in the reassuring warmth of familiarity.
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According to the film's description, Landline "explores how family bonds grow sturdier through lying, cheating, and strife" and "bask[s] in '90s nostalgia," which sounds enormously entertaining.
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But for most internet spectators, the event has turned into an opportunity to bask in the schadenfreude of seeing the proverbial "rich kids of Instagram" get duped.
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One courageous straphanger was thoughtful enough to capture the entire grisly scene on film, so we can all bask in the wonders of New York City nature.
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" Ian Ziering, who starred with Perry on Beverly Hills, 90210, said: "Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump appeared Monday to bask in the back-and-forth over a health care plan to replace Obamacare, describing the talks in businesslike terms.
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Follow it up with a rich balm or lip oil, then bask in the satisfaction of knowing you don't have yet another mixing bowl and spoon to wash.
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Today's all-too-common false gratitude seems to confuse sharing the wealth with allowing others to bask in the reflected glory of your own good feelings about you.
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With the weekend here, it's time to bask in the glow of some really good deals on Amazon that could make your weekend even more relaxing and enjoyable.
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Listen below, roll up that good good, and bask in the serenity (and, if you're that kind of lyrical guy, the story that Cole threads over the production).
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And, perhaps most importantly, standing next to boring old Mike Pence, who looks like a middle-aged Ken doll, allows Trump to continue to bask in the spotlight.
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On one slide, he paused, and behind his black-rimmed spectacles you could see him almost bask in the light reflecting from the white scene just behind him.
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I stir the stew, bask in my domestic glory, then herd my dog into the bathroom so I can give him a shower before friends arrive for dinner.
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Then bask in the contentment of knowing that, unless they care to face stiff penalties, the people closest to you will be forced to care about you forever.
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Whether you want to shoot some darts, bring your own pizza, or just bask in the gaze of suspicious regulars, there is a place for you on here.
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Related: Explore a Terraformed Micro World in 'Ecosynthesis' Suspended Liquids Become Cosmic Landscapes in Susie Sie's New Video Bask In The Eerie Simplicity Of Microscopic Worlds With 'Confluence'
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On the site where Maria and the von Trapp kids memorably warbled through their music lesson ("Doe, a deer"), you can bask in 20th-century and contemporary art.
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The holidays are for families to come together, celebrate each other's presents — er, sorry — presence, and bask in the warm glow of fireplaces, hot chocolate and "Peanuts" reruns.
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The weekend seminar was held in a Vancouver hotel where Ms. Mack seemed to bask in the attention from Nancy Salzman, who co-founded Nxivm with Mr. Raniere.
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As the country's prime minister at the time, he wished to bask in the glow of an unexpected victory, not associate himself with even the possibility of defeat.
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Editorial If President Trump's 2018 budget, to be unveiled on Tuesday, was worthy of praise, you can bet Mr. Trump would be in Washington to bask in it.
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And that means the time has come to slip on your fluffiest socks, snuggle up next to a crackling fire, and bask in the smoky scent of....chicken?
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We first meet Earl in 2005, when he skips his daughter's wedding to go to a horticulturist convention and bask in the adoration of his fellow flower-growers.
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Little spotlights mean a frog can bask in the heat or climb down to the lower reaches, where, among the shadows of the bromeliads, she can find cooler climes.
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The Rockies' players stood and applauded at the dugout rail while players on the field moved toward first base to let Suzuki and his teammates bask in the moment.
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It would be easy to just shut off your brain and bask in the comfort viewing afforded by this month's options — and there would be nothing wrong with that!
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Mariah Carey has perfected the art of being so fine that you have no choice but to bask in it perpetually whilst sort of pretending like you're not aware.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Sunday's Primetime Emmy winners will take home shiny trophies and bask in congratulations, but their biggest payoff could come in a call from Netflix Inc (NFLX.
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Now we can bask in the rocket in all its grungy glory with sooty grey cut by the bright white of where landing gear added a protective covering. Awesome.
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And rather than letting us bask in the glory days of 1950s Baltimore diners, the film jolts us out of nostalgia by revealing the open racism of those days.
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Brainly, the edtech startup founded out of Poland but now with a HQ in New York, has acquired Bask to add video to its peer-to-peer learning platform.
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You'll have plenty of time to bask in the sweet sounds of your entertainment with the LG's long-lasting battery, and even though it's small, it can get loud.
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He has eagerly taken a liking to his newfound social media fandom and embraced the moniker of "Plane Bae," even appearing on NBC's Today to bask in the attention.
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Until the deluge of allegations against Ailes, and his forced ouster over them, Fox News was pleased to give off that aroma, and its audience to bask in it.
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" Ian Ziering, who was the first 90210 star to pay tribute, tweeted, "Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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However, given that the trust has all the money it needs, it may prefer to bask in the power and prestige that goes with being the lord of Hershey.
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Don't watch this one for the historicity; do bask in its sensory delights, including Academy Award–winning costume design and the irresistible charm of an unconscionably powerful Kirsten Dunst.
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And he invited a championship team to the White House when the lawmakers from that state — who would have loved to bask in the event — were home on recess.
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If Mr. Norris aims to amuse us by satirizing the personalities of these pedophiles, he is not the kind of the playwright to let us bask in our smugness.
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I will admit that I'll blast Taylor Swift's "You Belong With Me" when it comes on the radio and bask in the joy of still knowing all the words.
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And the forger has now come forward, not only to acknowledge and apologize for his sin, but also to bask a bit in how artful his deception has been.
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To the Editor: While we bask in a self-congratulatory haze over Roy Moore's loss in the special Senate race in Alabama, one fact should, nonetheless, be mulled over.
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In exposing his secret, Helen has denied that smallest of luxuries to a mother who has sacrificed so much: a single night to bask in his success without worry.
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After finding some quality pieces, "bask in the sun and admire your secondhand finds" at Madison Square Park and recharge with a burger and a shake from Shake Shack.
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Learn to love your own company and take a boat tour of Italy, bask in the sun in Punta Cana, or take a trek through the mountains of Nepal.
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President Trump appeared eager to bask in the warm reception of a conservative audience, who spent the conference listening to speakers road-testing messages for his re-election campaign.
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But here's something about Players' Weekend that the M.L.B. marketers do not mention: It gives fans a powerful reason to bask in the magic of baseball on the radio.
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One gradual effect of the Enlightenment was to tamp down the fires of Hell and sweep away the ashes, allowing us to bask in the rational coolness that ensued.
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But her painted world — for all that it seems to admit and bask in, from time to time, a common Californian light — could not be more different from his.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Davy Evans This Valentine's Day, as you bask in the beauty of your beloved, don't just thank his or her genes and your good fortune; thank microbes.
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But here's something about Players' Weekend that the M.L.B. marketers do not mention: It gives fans a powerful reason to bask in the magic of baseball on the radio.
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Several hours before he can bask in the orchestrated glow of the All-Star Game, Manfred, the commissioner of Major League Baseball, speaks to writers in a hotel ballroom.
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Germany, Poland and the Nordic region are seeing an unusually hot May — the hottest in decades in some places — while even the Baltic states bask in an unusually warm spring.
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The specifics of this hypothetical and heavily-funded BFR lunar mission are far from worked out, but in the meantime, Musk is taking the opportunity to bask in the spotlight.
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At first glance, Elaine Mayes's dreamy photograph of a Mobil Pegasus logo, lit up at night with a vinyl-roofed coupe parked in front, seems to bask in this mythology.
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Many Kenyans consider Obama native to this country — a local kid made good — and bask in the glory of his success, despite the fact that he never lived in Africa.
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Better to skirt the conflict entirely and bask in the hotness of friends, exchanging nudes to lift each other up and pass time on the toilet or in expensive robes.
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For just $58, you can get not one, but two Google Home Mini smart speakers at Walmart — double up on your Google Assistants and bask in your fully connected home.
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The way Vine allowed users to submit their videos to an enthusiastic community pool, TikTok leaves room for even small-time users to bask in the applause of their peers.
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So maybe I was the last know... Or maybe there are many others out there, living under the TJ's rock, who have yet to bask in Aldi's wildly affordable light.
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Minette didn't want to upstage his co-stars with his star presence, so he generously wore a T-shirt, let them bask in the spotlight and rolled up solo. 4.
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Bask in the power you have over your personal life; you've learned so much about your boundaries and now you have to be wiser about the way you expend yourself.
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Now, for me, it was an opportunity just to sort of bask in some color for a little while before we went into the harder work of creating and discussing.
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He proceeds to own the stage for the next three minutes and forty-five seconds, leaving the other heavyweights there to just hold the rhythm and bask in his talent.
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This song would likely have been too grand for the more reserved Carrie & Lowell, but it's great that its glory has been unveiled for all of us to bask in.
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And it hasn't — Trump has hit the trail for campaign-style rallies to bask in the adulation of his supporters, who continue to turn out for him by the thousands.
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It might get a bit awkward if Clement ever ends up playing for another team -- especially if the Dallas Cowboys come calling -- but for now, bask in the awesomeness. #InkEaglesInk
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The slight decline comes in the wider context of boom for stocks so far in 123, as investors bask in strong growth numbers from most of the world's largest economies.
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Though its peaks bask in near-perpetual sunlight, the crater's core is one of the darkest, coldest places in our solar system, where water would likely be found as ice.
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The Nobu Hotel served as not only a fun spot for the crew to bask in the sunshine and their friendship, but also as a romantic destination for each couple.
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It's that intoxicating feeling where you're having fun and that tantalizing awareness of something new and exciting, and I kind of want to just bask in it while I can.
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Mr. Trump is a cipher; his voters love him because he does nothing but hold up a mirror to their basest prejudices and bask in the feedback loop of narcissism.
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When the boys get too rambunctious, I will just bask in those looks she gave, and I would give anything to hear her say, "Oh, come on" one last time.
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As always, you could bask in this magnificent orchestra's resplendent sound — the warmth and body of the strings, the reedy tang of the woodwinds, the dark richness of the brass.
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"With the second-largest economy in the Arab world, overseas residents can bask in luxury in the UAE, as employers take a more generous approach to working conditions," WorldFirst says.
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Aides said he seemed to bask afterward in his remarks, and viewed them as the latest retort to the political establishment that he sees as trying to tame his impulses.
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While it is not traditional, schools should reward the hard work of their seniors, maybe even by encouraging time to relax and bask in the rewards of your hard work.
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The real winner of the Sunday's presidential debate — red sweater-wearing Kenneth Bone — is continuing to bask in his political glory and now has a Brooklyn pizzeria menu named after him.
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" And Ian Ziering, 54 — who was the first 90210 star to pay tribute — tweeted, "Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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Bask in the magnetic allure of one Blake Shelton Ever since I first laid eyes on Blake Shelton as one of the celebrity judges on The Voice, I was completely obsessed.
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The first thing I would do if I was newly single would be to bask in the sweet freedom of starfishing in the open prairie of a double bed for one.
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I suppose some people (like Williamson) actually bask in and profit from the jeers, but if you're like most folks, you probably don't love getting dogpiled online for a dumb post.
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She essentially cut a parade of recognizable costumes out of their (biting) cinematic narratives, not to comment on anything in particular, but just to bask in the not-so-distant memories.
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But now, bask in the glory of Zac Vran (The Next Step) as JC Chasez… … Matt Visser as Joey Fatone… … Connor Paton as Lance Bass… … and Frankie Cena as Chris Kirkpatrick.
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People across the world are inspired daily by rainbows they will never touch; they bask in the spiritual calm of sunsets, even though they will never set foot on the sun.
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Not only did fans get to bask in the release of the franchise's Star Wars: The Last Jedi, but the standalone film Solo: A Star Wars Story hits theaters May 25.
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Watch the video above to bask in the miracle-like removal method, and then go forth knowing you can fully enjoy your evening glass of red (without worrying about keeping steady).
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So while your colorful bath water might make a great Instagram post, I'm willing to wager it doesn't illicit the same urge to light a cigarette and bask in the afterglow.
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Burns is a rising hit-maker who never doubted her ability to find success, and her songs exude that same confidence for her listeners to bask in, and be inspired by.
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And with Silicon Valley known for being a life-extension fantasy land, it's no surprise that people assume the tech-set is lining up to bask in the blood of teenagers.
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There are still times when I light up and bask in the pure pleasure of smoking I felt in my teen years, when I still find the whole sensory experience satisfying.
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At 33, James has already completed two tours of duty in his native Northern Ohio, once leaving Cleveland to bask in Miami's capital-H Heat, now again leaving to go west.
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To further milk this somewhat pathetic claim to fame, "Hamlet's Castle" doubles as the venue for the Shakespare Festival every year, where thespians can gather to bask in ole William's genius.
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In "The Bracebridge Dinner," as everyone comes to the Independence Inn for an aggressively historically inaccurate "period dinner," we get to bask in the feeling of being part of this community.
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Rather than bask in the uncharacteristically wide-open title race that summer player movement spawned, we've spent nearly two weeks fixated on a geopolitical crisis that has consistently overshadowed the basketball.
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How dare those two lovebirds get to bask in absolute paradise while I'm stuck in a warm and pleasant house with central air, efficient WiFi, and two cars in the driveway?
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The plan seemed mutually beneficial: President Trump would bask in an adulatory slice of Americana, and the Boy Scouts of America would host yet another sitting president at its national jamboree.
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Such proposals make for a snappy sound bite and enable the president to bask in the reflected glow of the armed forces, which happen to be more popular than he is.
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Although Waduba wants to get even better at his work, for now, he'll bask in the euphoria of being recognized by a global star in perhaps the most surreal way possible.
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It was a chance to bask in the love of some of his fiercest supporters, with scores of 20-somethings donning "Make America Great Again" hats and rhinestone "TRUMP" hair clips.
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For him, this project was a chance to return to that era and savor the victory — and to bask in the joy we experience when our heroes pull off the preposterous.
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"It is cruel to confine complex, roaming carnivores such as tigers to a tiny, dark, artificial, unenriched enclosure where they never see any daylight, much less bask in sunshine," Conrad's statement continues.
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Showing up at CPAC wasn't just a chance for Trump to bask in adulation; it was a chance for an outsider to gloat at his complete and total victory over the Establishment.
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This repair kit is one of the reasons why plants can bask in the sun all day without becoming riddled with mutated DNA, while humans risk getting skin cancer when we sunbathe.
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And while most people will take this as an opportunity to get a sunless tan (or a real one), we're here to bask in what we consider to be peak tattoo season.
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Whether you want to plan your own celebration or just bask in a moment of feel-good female friendships, here are 15 times every day was Galentine's Day for the singer. 1.
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While she'll surely have some time to bask in her triumph, it will soon come time to start preparing for a third battle with a woman who appears to be her kryptonite.
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Christmas heads bask in the glow of the first day of November as it signifies the start of the holiday season, with the Queen of Christmas Mariah Carey herself leading the charge.
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The less I give away about Sheaquan M. Datt's wonderful, future-pointed parable, the better, so I'll just exhort everyone to grab a portable and some sunblock and bask in its rays.
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"In the music I listened to growing up, instead of expressing yourself in a short amount of time, you bask in the feeling of it for as long as possible," she said.
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You can read a bit more at Gazeta Wyborcza if your Polish isn't too rusty or you can just bask in the cold beauty of a glowing bike lane in deepest Poland.
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In its quarterly financial review, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said investors were choosing to bask in the "light and warmth" of improving global growth, muted inflation and soaring stock markets.
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That's why while members of Team Trump bask in the rosy glow of Friday's economic numbers they can't waste any time figuring out what they are going to do for an encore.
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LONDON, July 3 (Reuters) - Two rare snow leopard cubs have taken their first steps outside their den to bask in the sun and creep through the leaves in a southern English sanctuary.
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A year ago, he was able to bask in the afterglow of the men's tournament in Russia, which ran smoothly despite concerns before the event about transportation, infrastructure, intolerance and human rights.
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He was out there doing his shtick, and while we can appreciate the effort for social commentary ... it doesn't look like there were very many souls around to bask in its glory.
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Those living in the northwestern section bask in the aroma of fresh bread emanating from Pechter's Baking Company, a regional producer of baked goods that has a small retail store on site.
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And while a major trade agreement seems unlikely on this trip, Trump was more than happy to bask in the type of adulation that doesn't typically follow him when he travels abroad.
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For all the musical legends we've lost in the past few years, it's heartening to see this show pony get her victory lap while she's still around to bask in the glory.
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So you may way to take a minute to bask the glory days of the Awkward Moment Seal, when our advice came from animals, and our biggest concern was mucking up everyday situations.
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It may not be a hot-pink convertible or a beach house complete with an elevator, but this is one way you can live like Barbie and bask in all the pink glory.
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Enjoy this Love Your Pet Day moment to bask in the divine joy that is the dog, and then prepare for more perfect pooches by checking out Superpower Dogs' website and book series.
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But for anyone content to simply bask in the glow of the ever-charming Star-Lord, the sequel's new set tour, which can be seen in the video above, is quite the treat.
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But instead of improving a relationship that started off rocky, Trump found himself delaying an already-brief meeting with the prime minister to bask in the thrall of his first big legislative victory.
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Either way, the app has been in beta for a while, and today crawled out from the protective shelter, shed its "beta" label, ready to bask in the glory of the world's attention.
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So when I've finished streaming a great television show, I try my best to mimic the DVD-viewing experience and head over to YouTube to bask in hilarious and under-appreciated blooper reels.
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Take a moment to bask in the agony on Steam and Reddit: Some, players at least, can address their frustration with a degree of level-headedness, but they seem few and far between.
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But Smirnoff Ice's primary popularity seems to come not from actually drinking the vile stuff, but instead forcing others to guzzle it down, frequently on one knee, while you bask in their misery.
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Gracing the loyal subjects with a wave You get to hang out with your friends, too, inviting them to the reviewing stand and let them bask in the glow of your military strength.
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When the stars align and the turkey is completely rested, slice into the breast gracefully, pat yourself in the back, and bask in the glory of defying every single dry turkey stereotype—ever.
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The opportunity to bask in each other's presence over an extended period of time — about three weeks — proved a luxury to artists who are regularly put under severe constraints of time and legality.
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Alligators & Snakes (and any subcontracted Crocodiles) can bask for up to six (6) hours on partially sunny days and up to but not more than ten (10) hours on full-sun days. 2.
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In an era where American leadership is insecure and President Donald Trump has shown himself unwilling to rein in either Russia or Saudi Arabia, Putin and bin Salman can bask in their triumph.
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But McCain loves theatrics—during the last repeal effort, he literally flew across the country after being diagnosed with a brain tumor to flip the bird at McConnell and bask in the spotlight.
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Last year, it was cited by state inspectors for such misdemeanors as serving smoked salmon before subjecting it to "proper parasite destruction" and letting raw chicken bask away in 49-degree heat. Yum!
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At his current rate of self-congratulation, Saban, 211, is on track to bask in the glory of the five national titles he has won (so far) around a decade after he retires.
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If you're preparing for your own wedding or just want to bask in the cinematic glow of a well-crafted love story, here a 16 of the best wedding movies of all time.
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"For me to be able to live in a place where I can go outside almost year-round and just sit and bask in the sun and look at the waves," she said.
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One glass elevator whisks you down to the estate's three-story beach house, where you can get up close and personal with the lake and bask in astounding views from the enormous terrace.
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The cream of the international early-stage startup crop will compete in the Startup Battlefield pitch competition for a $23,000 equity-free prize and bask in the spotlight of investor and media attention.
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Those of us who like physical media more than streaming can now bask in the knowledge that tens or hundreds of millions of people will have UHD Blu-Ray players in their homes.
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Through an eros of erasure more than ecstasy, Denis doesn't let us bask in its pleasures for long; (spoiler alert) nor does doe-eyed Isabelle wind up with the man of her dreams.
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Someday, a special prosecutor or bipartisan, independent commission might answer that question, but for now, Putin can bask in the knowledge that he played at least some role in deciding the 2016 presidential election.
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It allows presidents who surround themselves with generals to tap into public admiration for the military and bask in the military's reflected glory and thereby seek to silence civilian critics of their foreign policies.
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It's something of a sweet spot—warm enough to bask in after a foraging trip into deeper, chillier waters, and far enough from the surface to avoid being spotted by predators like bull sharks.
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The hour is almost upon us when the "best album of all time" will finally be released to the masses and our ears can all bask in the beauty that is Kanye West's Waves.
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When Mr Xi became the first Chinese president to address the global elite at Davos, only days before Mr Trump was inaugurated, he appeared to sense an opportunity to bask in a rare glow.
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We'll have to watch the full episode to find out what's what, but right now we can bask in the glory that is Steinfeld and Brown belting out a pop tune, side by side.
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In the first few moments, they bask in the "paradise" they've built together—until a strange couple (Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeiffer) knocks on their door, insisting on staying in the house with them.
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Grace, Cori, and Chelsea waste no time exploring this Caribbean paradise's singularly beachy, boho aesthetic, stumbling upon Caravana — a local boutique loaded with all the chic goods they'd need to bask in the sun.
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The umbrella organization for the world's central banks gave the warning as investors continue to bask in what it called the "light and warmth" of improving global growth, subdued inflation and soaring stock markets.
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Emily Yoshida: Sometimes a tribute medley makes you appreciate the tributee in a new light, or at least bask in the warm fuzzy feeling of watching how much joy they brought to the world.
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As a Kenyan, I get to bask in the glorious legacy that our runners have built, winning marathon after marathon from London to Boston, and medaling in most of the Olympics in recent memory.
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Time to crack open a cold one, sit in the sun, bask in the simple joy of a lunch hour spent outside, wear some shorts and yeah, just live in the moment, summer 2017!
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It's worth ordering a side of chuño, potatoes left to bask in the Andean sun by day and freeze by night, over and over until they turn black and hard and can last forever.
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But that seemed to change on Monday, when after a weekend of stumping at neighborhood events, he took a morning train to New York City to bask in the glow of his newfound attention.
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Mr. de Blasio was happy to bask in the spotlight when a new subway station opened nearly two years ago on the Far West Side of Manhattan — this one paid for by the city.
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Whether it's Mar-a-Lago or his Bedminster club in New Jersey, the president likes to hobnob with club members and bask in his celebrity when stopping by unannounced at charity events and weddings.
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As the recent parent of my own fur baby (shameless plug), I have little reason to reject an opportunity to bask in the cuteness of a few dozen portraits of good boys and girls.
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When he stepped to the plate for the first time in the second inning Monday, catcher Nick Hundley, respectful of the moment, walked halfway to the mound to let Tulowitzki bask in the crowd's affection.
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But after waiting so long for her crowning moment as a pro, Kerber was content to bask in the spotlight, and the crowd caught her wave of bliss and rode it with her — Williams included.
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She's literally running out of energy, meaning she frequently has to duck out to the back room to bask in her SAD lamp in order to recharge and greet customers with that signature Ilana pep.
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Take the Manchester date of his tour, where the opportunity to meet with Mayweather – to bask in his Floydness for an extended period of time – will cost £2,000, according to a report from The Mirror.
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I wasn't so much interested in joining Mr. Santorum's "Take Back America" tour as I wished to bask in the magnetic force that Winterset's favorite son, the former Marion Michael Morrison, exerted on political hopefuls.
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With 170+ bands from all over the world — think: The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, and Lizzo — you'll have endless chances to bask in the excellence of your favorite artist and discover a new one to love.
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Both of which, are on exhibit in Paris and will be auctioned off; the proceeds are going towards the Nelson Mandela Foundation — neither of which were on-site for me to bask in their glory.
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Evan decided this was the perfect opportunity for Carly to really bask in the full extent of his unbridled manliness and asked her to accompany him to the hospital for his mild ankle pain treatment.
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The visits to Saudi Arabia and Israel have let Trump bask in adulation from his hosts and produce iconic images, from an elaborate welcome in Riyadh to a visit to the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
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We're jealous of the children in Akita, Japan who get to play in a sea of electrons, pal around with planets, and bask in an aurora thanks to teamLab's new installation at the TDK Musuem.
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Belichick pulled Brady with 6 minutes 2 seconds left in the game, after he had completed 28 of 40 passes, and off Brady went to bask in imminent victory — the first, he hopes, of many.
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"I desperately want to just bask in his sweetness, his smiles, hugs, kisses," the father wrote, yearning to keep Daniel's image clear in his mind as he wonders what he'd be like today, at 12.
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If you're chosen, you'll win a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package and bask in the spotlight of VIP treatment, media and investor attention — and you'll be interviewed by a TC editor on the Showcase Stage.
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I no longer remember what it is like to bask shirtless with a garden against my skin, or for someone to take a picture of my naked torso that they will actually develop at Walgreens.
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So instead of rolling our eyes when actors bask in the adoring responses to their grandstanding, we should take a moment to reflect on how we can put our own moral talk to better use.
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It has given him a chance to bask in the party's achievements at a time when it is coming under increasing strain, especially from the economic drag of the trade war with the United States.
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But in a world where Bob Dylan can win the Nobel Prize for literature (I approve!), sometimes we have to let our hair down and just bask in the astonishing variety of the book world.
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While many hope to bask in the waters of the Atlantic, take in breathtaking sea captains' homes and soak up some peaceful tranquillity, others hope to spot something even more exhilarating: a great white shark.
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It's even normal for some to cover the price of entrance with spare change, because the only thing they truly care about is immerse themselves in a techno vortex and bask in it for hours.
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Sure, you could get a pair of headphones to listen for yourself, but nothing can beat having a portable Bluetooth speaker that you can share with friends and all bask in the joy of music together.
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Every year some team wins a title, and we celebrate or mourn their achievement and bask in their reflected glory and gawk at their parades and then promptly forget them and get back to our lives.
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Less than a month after my visit to him, I moved from Maui to Michigan to further my studies and bask in the ethereal glow of our vegan diet, yogic meditation, and hours of tantric sex.
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While a lot of visitors utilize the market as an Instagram photo shoot—the Distillery literally has its hashtag plastered on the walls—that morning they seemed contented to bask in the glow of the season.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER Bask in the sunshine of an eternal winter today, before the storm rolls in: sunny, with a high of 27 and more of those strong winds you love so much.
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In San Francisco, where the tour ends, the first 30 fans will also get a chance to meet Key and Peele, as well as bask in the furry glow of the kitties at Cat Town Café.
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I ask that you consider the resentment of the nobodies who cannot afford balcony seats costing hundreds on the secondary market or happen to live too far away to bask in the musical's much-noted genius.
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Within the new complex — 20 feet below ground and more than twice the size of its predecessor — is a room devoted to joy, apart from the locker room, where players congregate to bask in their victories.
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When I go the tanning salon, I have about ten minutes of alone time, where I can close my eyes, listen to music, bask in warmth—albeit artificial—and pretend that it's not eight degrees outside.
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That means that one hemisphere will bask under the sun both day and night, while the other will experience a frigid and dark winter and not catch a glimpse of the sun for that entire season.
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Instead, he was eager to bask in the warm reception of the conservative audience, who spent the past four days listening to a procession of speakers road-testing messages for Mr. Trump's 2020 re-election campaign.
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We tracked down Dixon and Stein while they bask in the glory of composing the score for the show everyone's talking about and prepare to release a new S U R V I V E album.
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The announcement of a move to subscription-based payment popped up as soon as I opened the app on my computer this morning and, annoyed, I took to Twitter to bask in the irritation of other users.
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That work taught America uncomfortable lessons about itself, bringing the realities of racism and poverty into the living rooms of people who would have preferred to bask in the glow of post-World War II American supremacy.
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But the comments that emerged Friday go further than anything that has been attributed to him before as he seemed to bask in the power he felt his celebrity conferred to do whatever he wanted with women.
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" Sex therapist Ashley Grinonneau-Denton explained that "in my experience working with couples, women are more apt to want to continue a sensual experience, to bask in the glory of oxytocin, otherwise known as the cuddle hormone.
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Americans reveal much about their real beliefs whenever they demand (as almost all do) more generous, federally funded health care and benefits for ex-servicemen, one of the few groups to bask in nearly unanimous public approval.
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It's immensely refreshing to bask in the all-purpose, timeless genius of Norm MacDonald, a man who revels in Russian literature in his personal life yet portrays himself as a know-nothing bumpkin in his professional one.
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Zipping around the island in an 20123-golf-cart motorcade filled with Secret Service, aides and camera crews, Obama stopped to see several endangered green sea turtles lazily paddle in to bask on the white sand beach.
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We may never get any answers, but at least we can bask in the awkward glory of this picture knowing that most of America is probably having a better flight than Donald Trump Jr. is right now.
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My personal plan is really to try and enjoy every moment on stage and try to bask in the gratitude of having had such an awesome career and awesome fans and awesome opportunities and lots of laughs.
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Adding to the area's allure, pesky reporters of the past only received reimbursements for travel within a 221-mile radius of Los Angeles, so celebrities could bask in relative peace and quiet 2144 miles outside the city.
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New York fans can bask in the beauty when Beach House's current tour reaches the city for a pair of shows on August 3 (United Palace Theater, in Washington Heights) and August 227 (Kings Theater, in Flatbush).
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On my cycling excursion around mellow Gili Meno, I asked a number of residents if they had similar concerns, but few had heard about the Bask development or Meno Mojo, a luxury condo development I saw advertised.
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Mr. Trump, who has been eager to bask again in the kind of praise he received after ordering the military to bomb Syrian government forces after they used chemical weapons in 2017, has enjoyed his victory lap.
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Deng -- who once sung the virtues of getting rich -- well understood that most of his compatriots would tolerate a lack of freedoms in return for being able to bask in the wealth effect of a free economy.
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And as they bask in the glow of elite approval, they still cannot see that with every song, every TV show, every "Saturday Night Live" skit, they are helping the object of their hatred get re-elected.
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Countless visitors make the pilgrimage to Fifth Avenue in Manhattan during the holidays to bask in the glow of the towering Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center, gawk at glittering window displays, and take selfies with sidewalk Santas.
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Jason Arias Jason Arias The less I give away about Sheaquan M. Datt's wonderful, future-pointed parable, the better, so I'll just exhort everyone to grab a portable and some sunblock and bask in its rays. Enjoy.
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Liberated from the close study of a canvas, visitors take selfies as they bask in the light of the radiant discs and kids hop around the columns, laughing at how their bodies bifurcate through the acrylic panes.
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" Let us bask for a moment in how this thinking worked out for bEatmstrJ: In a Twitter direct message, Dieting Hippo described the results as looking like "a bathroom that would appeal to cans of Axe body spray.
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You can take yourself away from a Sheeran-saturated culture: have a glass of wine, light a candle, bask in the No Sheeran Zone that you have curated for yourself, and breathe a well earned sigh of relief.
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While other couples venture to stuffy fancy restaurants or get into fights about their lack of plans, you and your LDR bae can bask in the glow of whatever screen you're communicating through with these fun date ideas.
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And it's no surprise that Britain's Nigel Farage, leader of the pro-Brexit UK Independence Party, was the first foreign politician seen racing to Trump Tower in New York to bask in the reflected glory of Trump's success.
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I decided to take my partners outside to write a song on the porch with an acoustic guitar, and lazily bask in the sun with my head tilted up, riffing something punchy and angsty, not yet fully inspired.
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Jenny Young (Gina Rodriguez), an NYU sophomore, is carrying boyfriend Nate Davis (Lakeith Stanfield) on her back as they bask in the glow of a perfect concert, on their way to meet their friends at a local bar.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — The World Economic Forum has long been a citadel for corporate chieftains and government officials to bask in their collective stature, coming together to chat about what they can do as leaders about the world's troubles.
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Celebs have scrubbed away their winter wear and are stripping down to bask in some serious heat ... From Kourtney Kardashian to Victoria's Secret Angels, Kelly Gale and Lais Ribeiro, see how these famous faces are warming things up!!!
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You pull up through a fantasyland where flamingos and African cranes stroll peacefully along the sward, a vibrant motley of Japanese koi bask in the pools and a hutch of bunnies—the furry kind—do what bunnies do.
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Hurley posted a video to Instagram showing off her killer abs in a sexy aqua string bikini — from her own line — and round sunglasses as she leaned backwards to float in the water and bask in the sun.
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By this weekend, Chicago, which had near-record cold of minus 23 F (minus 30 C) on Wednesday and minus 21 F on Thursday, will bask in snow-melting highs in the mid-40s to low 50s Fahrenheit.
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Then when they snapped that streak and were all set to bask in the glory of hosting the franchise's first ever outdoor game, their owner decided it would be a good time to rant about moving the team.
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When it announced the deal in 2013, Walgreens hoped to drive traffic to its stores and bask in the reflected glow from one of Silicon Valley's hottest unicorns and its youthful founder and glamorous chief executive, Elizabeth Holmes.
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Until that is resolved, the Jets, who are looking to offset Chris Ivory's departure to Jacksonville, can bask in their shrewd remodeling at running back, which continued Thursday with the return of Powell and the signing of Robinson.
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So there you have it: a pretty strong case that Jaime riding off not to bask in Cersei's arms, but to attempt to do what no one else can: remove her from the throne once and for all.
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You will have to wait until next year to get all the details on how Puppy Bowl XVI will be bigger and better than the past 15 matchups, but you can bask in baby dog cuteness right now.
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As the headliner of a group that included celebrity activists and the House minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, Mr. Cuomo seemed to bask in the spotlight, standing in the middle of a flag-heavy, "Patton"-esque stage in Manhattan.
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Live Review At the first of a series of New York-area arena dates on her Courage World Tour, the pop diva was fully in command of her glorious voice — and the crowd gathered to bask in it.
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The one-two punch of chillier temperatures and the impending holidays reinforces our natural inclination to partner up and wait out the weather in the arms of a loved one—or perhaps to bask (or wallow) in solitude.
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You can bask in that nostalgia with the Sega Genesis Mini — it comes packed with 40 classic games, and right now you can pick one up for just $49.99 at Best Buy (that's $30 off the usual price).
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The rooms have a sweet, Scandi spareness, modern bathrooms, the odd exposed beam and wooden balconies to bask in the alpine landscape and sun — which, according to the owners Sandrine and Xavier Lesharny, shines 300 days a year.
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This open-air bistro beneath the rouge-tipped San Gabriel Mountains is where the toned and the tan bask each morning in eternal sunshine as tens of millions of dollars of horse flesh circles the oval before them.
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For Mr. Cohen, a man who once walked the hallways of the Trump Organization with a pistol strapped to his ankle and seemed to bask in Mr. Trump's reflected glory, Wednesday was a moment to absorb the light.
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The marvelous, perfectly balanced ensemble is made up of Linda Bassett, Deborah Findlay, Kika Markham and June Watson, who portray women idly (yet anxiously) sharing opinions and reminiscences as they bask in the sun of a fenced-in backyard.
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Instead, she finds she's entered a funhouse of ever-shifting objectives and meaningless initiatives, where she's constantly patronized by a bitchy boss and surrounded by fawning underlings who want only to bask in the glow of their famous patron.
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I fled the empty tundra of a midwest winter to bask in the pixelated glow of far-off lands, but there is nowhere you can flee to—fictional or otherwise—where there are no people who need caring for.
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The equinox is a time of balance, a time of equilibrium, and a reminder to reset, to soften, to look towards the light and bask in the radiance of the sun—a time of fertility and of new beginnings.
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By the weekend, Chicago, which experienced near-record cold of minus 23F (minus 30C) on Wednesday and minus 21F (minus 29C) on Thursday, was expected to bask in snow-melting highs in the mid-40s to low 50s Fahrenheit.
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Meanwhile, our elected congressional representatives bask in the negativity of the day, hiding behind self-righteous angry talk to avoid actually working comprehensively on solutions and passing laws that seek to make our nation stronger, better and more unified.
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Netanyahu's attempt to break precedent and bask in menorah-light was met with resistance by the organizers and scorn on the Israeli street, but Netanyahu called in reinforcements in the form of that most formidable of global powers, Honduras.
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He gave a well-received speech to a joint session of both chambers of Congress, and for a moment it seemed that the President would finally bask in the honeymoon that most new commanders in chief get to enjoy.
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The trail is empty enough to bask in its solitude, should one wish, and crowded enough to easily join others on the path or in a community slumber party at one of the many rudimentary shelters along the way.
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If he is lucky, he will meet fellow wounded men and they can bask together; or, with more luck, a motherly hostess of the bar (chumo, or quite literally, the mother of liquor) would sympathize and refuse his money.
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The trip will give Trump the chance to bask in the heavily staged theatrics of British ceremony, to frame himself as a statesman and to position his family -- his adult children will be at his side -- as an American political dynasty.
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So the fight with Fox allowed the real estate magnate to duck the debate, draw more attention to himself, deprive the other candidates of needed media oxygen, and hold a safe event where he could bask in the valor of veterans.
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Besides slamming extremist group Hamas, which controls Gaza, as the cause of the bloodshed, the White House barely acknowledged the tragedy—and even some Democrats seemed content to bask in the glow of Israeli victory, fraught though it may be.
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I won't comment on the franchise itself, whose films I haven't seen, except to hazard uninformed suspicions of lousy gender politics and, as with the Twilight films in whose shadow they bask, the cold, drained, affectless failure to qualify as sexy.
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We wanted very badly to tell them that they were missing the point of the painting; that there was no secret image, they just needed to step back and bask in the tricky optics of the curving and crisscrossing lines.
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So here's a compromise that would allow Iowans to continue to bask in the limelight without marginalizing a more diverse electorate: Let them go first, followed by an immediate super-Tuesday-style regional primary that rotates in sequence every four years.
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With the threat of removal from office behind him, Trump is expected to bask in the glow of a strong economy and hammer Democrats for their efforts to take him down, even as supporters anticipate that Democrats will keep investigating him.
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The Navy SEAL credited with firing the fatal shots on Osama Bin Laden says the killing of ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, should make Americans feel a sense of pride ... and he wants us all to bask in the glory.
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Parents (and some health professionals) fret that young people who bask, zombie-like, in the cold glow of television, computer and mobile-phone screens could be storing up a range of social, physical, mental and cognitive problems for their future selves.
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Founded as recently as April 2017 by then 21-year-old college dropout Metzger, Bask is described as a "video learning platform" that enabled short teacher-produced video content to easily be integrated into an array of learning management systems.
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BORACAY, Philippines (Reuters) - Along the shores of Philippines' top holiday island, Boracay, businesses like massage parlors, souvenir stalls, tattoo shops and boat rentals are still thriving while tourists bask in the sun on the powdery white sand, but not for long.
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A side salad, and just a handful of fries for good measure, enough to bask in the supreme pleasure of fry-eating without being forced to exercise otherworldly self-control or to fork over the cost of a full order.
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Not one to bask in reflected glory, he can seem like an outsider in a scene he helped create; suspicious of the world he's so often carried on his own shoulders like the Birdman of Bow, the Atlas of E173.
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The President will bask in the applause and the affirmation of his political base after a draining first chapter of a presidency which began in a blaze of controversy -- and never let up, overloading Washington's capacity to process what was happening.
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Right now, Drake is at the same stage as many a legacy artist before him, playing tracks from the latest album out of obligation while the audience really just wants to hear the hits and bask in their idol's presence.
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The KitchenAid 100 year limited edition queen of hearts electric kettle is on sale at Walmart for $20 off its original price — mom will enjoy every second of its crimson red glory and bask in every sip of tea it produces.
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While resale tickets to Charli XCX's sold-out show on Sunday night at Elsewhere are prohibitively expensive, this performance by Mr. Harle is a good opportunity to bask in the euphoric pop glow he's brought to those songs and many more.
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In one of the show's most striking juxtapositions, Marilyn Lenkowsky's fin-shaped black painting from 1977 overlooks "Bask," a 1976 stained-pine sculpture by Martin Puryear that rises from the floor like a wave or the edge of a rock.
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"If past history is any guide, the president will only bask in praise for so long before he demonstrates his self-destructive tendency to undo it all in the form of an avoidable controversy or an offensive tweet," he said.
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"If I had stopped and let myself bask in the awe of Jake's amazing abilities — if I had stopped to ponder how unusual he really is — I don't think I could have been a good mother to him," she explained.
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Much like a young, fumbling Richard Dreyfuss in the oft forgotten film, "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz," I was able to bask in her golden glow and try to make a name for myself amid endless stabs at mastering puzzle making.
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BEIJING — It was supposed to be Xi Jinping's moment to bask in global prestige, as the Chinese president hosted the leaders of some of the world's most dynamic economies at a summit meeting just weeks before a Communist Party leadership conference.
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But, look, the inauguration is a pretty big deal — a huge party, nationally televised — in which backers of the newly sworn-in president still have hope for the coming term and can bask in the celebratory glow of what's to come.
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You would think that with a multivenue complex and a training school, as well as many of Toronto's performing-arts awards, the Doras, on its mantel, the company would bask in its success and continue to exert its influence at home.
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It would be easy for Walker to bask in the adulation of business-friendly media: He's the head of one of the most widely known philanthropic organizations in the country — one which gives out some $600 million in grants each year.
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Trump, too, often does not respond to the chant that inspired this one, "lock her up," which references his former presidential rival Hillary Clinton, though he does sometimes pause to bask in them — including in his Friday rally in Tupelo, Mississippi.
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It was time to head to the island's wild south, a jigsaw of protected landscapes informally called the Siguanea Nature Reserve where caves are filled with pre-Colombian carvings, sea turtles lounge by the beaches and reptiles bask in the swamps.
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Season two of Netflix's critically acclaimed show "Ozark" may not hit the streaming platform until the end of the month, but its main star will still have the opportunity to bask in season one's glory at this year's Emmy celebration.
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There's something for every taste, whether you want to see the scariest horror movies of the year, revel in a very weird social issues comedy, or bask in the glory of a bunch of kick-ass ladies rocking a heist.
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I bask in my straight hair glory (I only straighten it a few times a year) before going downstairs to eat some cereal, clean the house a bit, and gather the little things I need to put in my carry on bag.
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Every year over the Summer Solstice, thousands of people flock to Somerset, England's Worthy Farm to bask in sets from some of the largest and most eclectic names in music, and move significantly closer to giving themselves a disease of the liver.
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He will bask in the glow of the martial music and the waving flags and, of course, the flyover -- which will include two aircraft dedicated solely to flying the commander in chief around: Air Force One and the new Marine One helicopter.
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The film takes a moment to bask in the wonder of this epochal discovery, but while the title, "Life", suggests a grandiose meditation on the nature of existence, there is no time for the what-do-the-visitors-want ponderings of "Arrival".
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You'll be happy you made the investment once you finally get to bask in the luxurious experience that is Vizio's 4K smart TV. See the quality for yourself — pick up Vizio's 65-inch 4K smart TV for almost $200 off at Walmart today.
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ET adds that Jackson isn't coming back to Bachelor In Paradise's second round of production (though he will be on this season's Men Tell All special), so he is missing out on that opportunity to bask in the spotlight a bit longer.
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"Sponsors are the sport industry's fastest growing source of money, investing a significant amount of money not only in sports events but in elite athletes so that they can bask in the glory that comes from a sport star's success," Reedie said.
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There have been other reports and surveys like this before, and there will undoubtedly be more in the future, but for the moment, let us bask in the comforting glow of yet another poll purporting to tell us something new about millennials.
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The presumption among strategists at other campaigns was that he would bask in the burst of publicity around his candidacy and then go back to his gilded world in reality television -- likely after destroying his own campaign and reputation with his gaffes.
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Mr Trump first honed his formula for hogging the limelight in the primary campaign: create a furore by crossing a sacrosanct political line, bask in the attention for several days, then do it again before your opponents have a chance to get noticed.
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Not only did the producers introduce New Hottest Girl Caila to wriggle between Jared and Emily, they immediately brought back Ashley, from Bachelor in Paradise of yesteryear, to bask in the horror of her ex-boyfriend macking on Caila with the Incredible Hair.
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You survived the passage of time and made it to another year, which means it's time to bask in the fleeting enthusiasm that comes with new resolutions and fresh planners and a slate wiped (kind of) clean of all of 2018's garbage.
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The Midas-sized bottle typically sells for between $130,000 and $250,000 and is filled with the equivalent of 40 standard bottles of champagne, so bring your friends and bask in the glow of taking over of a piece of Vegas for the night.
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Weeks after Macron hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Palace of Versailles, Trump will bask in the trappings of the Bastille Day military parade on Friday and commemorations of the entry 100 years ago of U.S. troops into World War One.
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Each May, the Moroccan city of Kalaat M'gouna, which translates to "valley of roses," holds a Rose Festival, where thousands of locals and tourists alike gather in song and dance to celebrate the harvest of the flower and to bask in its beauty.
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Even when they're performing at their best, our leaders never have an opportunity to bask in the glow of a job well done; every crisis is seemingly followed by another in rapid succession, and the quest for inclusivity and equity is never-ending.
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Lynn Nottage, whose Pulitzer Prize-winning "Sweat" had its premiere Off Broadway at the Public Theater this season before transferring to Broadway and earning a Tony Award nomination for best play, seems to be taking little time to bask in her recent success.
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It is guarded by a Russian tank and bored soldiers, and on a hot, humid day, swimwear-clad bathers bask on the small man-made beach, drinking Russian beers between cooling dips in the river—an irresistible Instagram moment in kooky Transnistria.
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Berlusconi, those who work with him say, is always happy to pause and talk with fans, to meet and greet his public, to find time to bask in an echo of the adulation he got while he owned Milan, while he ran Italy.
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Maybe some deeply miserable couple wants to finalize their divorce at a screening of Marriage Story; Alamo could supply a licensed notary, and whoever's calling it quits can bask in the catharsis of watching noted long man Adam Driver break Scarlett Johansson's heart.
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A rowdy group of 10 langurs ultimately emerged — this species is black with what look like mutton-chop side whiskers and white pants — and we spent most of a transfixed hour watching them groom and chase and bask in the intense subtropical sun.
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They came on the eve of the G20 summit, overshadowing what Mr Xi hopes will be an opportunity to bask in global acclaim by again proclaiming his support for globalisation and for the Paris climate treaty, which Mr Trump has said America will abandon.
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When Palestinians almost certainly reject the yet-to-be-unveiled Middle East plan because there is no path to statehood and they don't consider the administration an honest broker, the President can bask in the praise of evangelical voters who like his hardline approach.
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I hope children will see this as a whimsical and fun way to take on the day and experience and bask in all of God's splendor around them from the animals to the sunrise to all of nature that is just waiting to be embraced.
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Playtime is over, the training wheels are off, but let's pause for three minutes and bask in chiming guitars that seem to want to speak to the stars themselves, as the screen's extremities fill with interstellar clouds consisting of all the colors of the rainbow.
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He was apparently paranoid enough to avoid the main entrance, but not quite paranoid enough to avoid accepting an award in front of most of the British media and legal elite, who had paid good money to bask in the presence of worthy dissidents.
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Inflation shows central banks should be keeping it easy 3/ ASIAN SMALL-CAPS STRUGGLE Even as Asian main stock markets bask in the glow of improving earnings estimates and scale new peaks, the region's small-cap markets have been sold off in quick succession.
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The protesters' point was this: as the Magnificent Mile flourishes, as city fathers bask in the success of their crown jewels downtown and on the North Side, we can't be forgotten; the neighborhoods stuck in cycles of poverty and gang violence need attention too.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - When the last fan files out of Moscow's Luzhniki stadium on Sunday after the soccer World Cup final, Vladimir Putin can bask in the knowledge that his objective for the tournament has been met: Russia has, for now at least, been re-branded.
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Even though they can seriously impact your state of mind in both good ways and bad—just last week we were getting teary-eyed watching elderly Cubs fans bask in something they thought they'd never see—they also don't mean anything in any real sense.
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People with experience of BDSM and parties in which kinky activities are being enjoyed are often aghast to hear of civilian sexers who don't take a few minutes to audit, come down from or simply bask in the afterglow of a shared intimate experience.
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Removed from the cocoon of reality television where one can bask in the unceasing praise of c-list celebrities and thrust into the rough-and-tumble of national politics, Trump must find the prospect of a very public rejection in November to be frightening.
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After winning support from the Conservatives to stay on as prime minister after Thursday's election, May heads to France, wanting to repair her authority and possibly to bask in the popularity of Emmanuel Macron, who last month swept to victory in a presidential contest.
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To distract yourself from unhappy reflections on the actors' superiority to their merely serviceable material, however, you can bask in (or sigh in envy at) the lovely set by Neil Patel, an airy loft whose high walls are covered from top to bottom in artwork.
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But that didn't stop Syracuse fans from storming the court after the game or waving signs congratulating Boeheim on No. 1,000, and it didn't stop Boeheim from remaining on the court for a few minutes to wave to fans and bask in the upset win.
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"Divide and Conquer" also recounts how Ailes stoked fear within Fox News -- where rumors swirled that he was listening in on employees -- and how Murdoch, happy to bask in the profits, left him alone, later downplaying the harassment allegations that eventually sunk his career.
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Observe all that, and then realize that, in fact, this looks quite natural if you squint a little; think about how happy Post Malone is, showing you the artwork to his latest single; bask in the calming glow of one aspiring rockstar literally obscuring Kroeger.
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Last November, after discussing plans for the inaugural exhibition at the gallery, all of the Killjoy members walked across the street to the local bar to watch the results of the 2016 presidential election and bask in the glory of our newly acquired gallery space.
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General Flynn maintains that he was fired for insisting that Al Qaeda and other militant Islamists were regrouping in the Middle East and for refusing to fall in line with an administration that wanted to bask in the glow of having killed Osama bin Laden.
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Despite the deeper economic problems and the tumult over trade, growth picks up to a level that causes a real bump in wages this year, and Mr. Trump decides to bask in that success, rather than aiming a wrecking ball at the international economic order.
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The motives are both altruistic — supplying funds that local governments do not have in the interests of saving a joint inheritance — and self-interested — the companies clearly understand that the more closely they associate with masterpieces of history, the more they bask in their glow.
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Fast forward to now, and the star has developed an exclusive limited-edition six-shade lipstick collection with the brand, hence why I got to bask in her aura while swatching lipstick shades on my wrist on a recent Monday morning at NYC's Plaza Hotel.
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It was a poignant summer moment, one that seems all the more poignant today with winter approaching and with the realization that Novotna — she of the very human touch — did not have nearly as long as she should have to bask in its afterglow.
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As these no-longer-startups bask in the warm glow of success (and the rejuvenation of a sleepy corner of the supermarket) the question is what's coming next from the research labs and test kitchens that are backed by millions in venture capital dollars.
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"To the extent that the administration accepts any of these, there's a risk that the president can bask in the success of something they didn't put forward, but ultimately accepted," said Andy Green, managing director of economic policy at the Center For American Progress.
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The film moves at a glacial pace, which isn't a bad thing, as it allows you to bask in the beauty of Hadžihalilović's nature-documentary-like imagery and makes the buildup to the truth about what's going on in this seemingly idyllic island that much more dramatic.
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One day you're loving the idea of a short bob, maybe because it's the look du jour in Hollywood, so you bask in all your short-haired happiness for a few months only to randomly look in the mirror one day and miss your old cut.
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"My mother thrived and lived her entire life for the sake of friendship, to give flowers to people all over San Diego and from the world, to bask in the glory of connection, of story, of history," her daughter Hannah Kaye, 22, told mourners at the synagogue.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A key index of global equity markets rose to a 20-month high on Friday, with Wall Street shares hitting records for a second straight day, as investors continued to bask in the afterglow of U.S. President Donald Trump's promise of tax reform.
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The GOP is supposed to hand over the keys to the kingdom to someone who has co-opted a century of limited government, good stewardship of the Constitution and pro-liberty principles for his own narcissistic need to bask in the manipulated adulation of the pitchfork crowd?
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While rallies allow Trump to get out of Washington and do what he loves most -- improvise before a crowd and bask in the adulation of the campaign trail -- it's unclear how much these high summer events matter, apart from as a warm-up for the fall campaign.
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It wasn't enough to have that twice-cooked pork delivered straight to your doorstep—you had to see where it came from, to feel the grain of the formica table-tops, to bask in the fluorescent lighting, to inhale the lemony scent of the viscous bathroom soap.
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From the minute gates opened at 11 AM—12 hours ahead of Beyoncé's headlining Saturday set—fans hit the polo field to post up at the Main Stage for a coveted front row (or close enough) spot in which they would bask in the glory of Beychella.
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Known primarily for her jarring use of language and syntax to hint at the lyrical tradition of poetry, McLane is a skilled wordsmith whose poems bask in a timeless word bank, jump from one landscape to another, and fold into their self-reflexive and cosmological selves.
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Players and coaches who would normally trade fist bumps with adoring, young fans and bask in the deafening chants of their supporters in the stands, were keeping their hands in their pockets, heads down, as they walked out to nothing but the sound of the announcers.
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Players and coaches who would normally trade fist bumps with adoring, young fans and bask in the deafening chants of their supporters in the stands, were keeping their hands in their pockets, heads down, as they walked out to nothing but the sound of the announcers.
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"They love Morocco; that's why they play for us even though they are from elsewhere," Omar Ghazaz, a 72-year-old dentist, said in January during a morning break to sip coffee and bask in some winter sunlight on a side street adjoining Casablanca's main market.
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It was the morning after a resounding primary victory for Mayor Bill de Blasio, the kind that political mandates are made of, and as luck would have it, the mayor of New York had a tailor-made moment to bask in the glow of electoral success.
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Bask in the chill of God's absence (Ingmar Bergman's "Winter Light," showing on Monday), the Russian winter ("Doctor Zhivago," screening on Friday and Sunday) or the mountains surrounding Shangri-La (two versions of "Lost Horizon," including Frank Capra's 7183 film, which shows on Saturday and Monday).
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The worldlier girl urges her more innocent friend to do something illicit, and then the worldlier girl can bask in her friend's admiration and vicariously reexperience the sense of childishness; meanwhile, the more innocent girl embraces the chance to feel wise and experienced, like her worldlier friend.
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The wide swaths of humanity, prostrate to BEG the Lord, who really did give them so many chances to reach up and grab Christ's infinite mercy, to, please save them from a life of eternal damnation, to let them bask in the glory of your light.
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Nonetheless, if an actual sentient artist released these twenty identical tracks, say an acclaimed vaporwave producer hoping to branch out in a new direction, electronica fans would bask in the immersive sonics, simultaneously plush and spare, while savoring the very melodic incongruities that keep listeners on edge.
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"Stocks have opened higher at the start of this week, the dollar continues to bask in the glory of the stronger-than- expected non-farm payrolls data, and U.S. bond yields are approaching the key 2.4 percent level," said Kathleen Brooks, research director with City Index in London.
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FLORESVILLE, Texas (Reuters) - A family that lost members of three generations when a man with an assault weapon opened fire at a rural Texas church this month asked about 3,000 mourners at a funeral on Wednesday to bask in the love the victims showed and not dwell in anger.
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Finding the perfect place to bask in your birthday suit can be a challenge: You need somewhere with privacy, (or at least, a place frequented by naturalists who won't bat an eyelid), decent water temperatures, and the assurance that you won't be arrested and charged for public indecency.
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He saw it more as an occasion to bask again in the adulation he enjoyed last year at the World Economic Forum in Davos by proclaiming his commitment to globalisation and free trade, and expounding on his new idea for a "community with a shared future for mankind".
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But she and other veterans said there's frustration that the President is quick to claim credit for successes and happy to bask in the reflection of the military's luster -- as when he floated the idea of a military parade in Washington -- but doesn't follow through on tough issues.
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Situated on a small peninsula, this little spot beside the Adriatic is a must-see, even if it's only to go and get lost in its narrow streets, to sip on some wine in one of its many seaside bars, or to bask in the rapture of its sunset.
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Until then, fans in the sellout crowd had seemed content to relish their proximity to the star power of the Golden State Warriors, to bask in the ceremonial nostalgia of Kobe Bryant's final games in the N.B.A., to sit back and enjoy a sleepy, late-season day game.
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When they're onstage, there's no time to bask in the glow of being the next big act out of OC. Even the fact the beanpole twosome are both part-time models once contracted for campaigns with fashion giant Yves Saint Laurent (seriously!) doesn't seem to go to their heads.
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Editorial Stopping over in Poland on his way to the Group of 20 summit meeting in Germany gives President Trump a chance to briefly bask in the acclaim of a right-wing, illiberal Polish leadership before he starts taking flak from more powerful allies like Germany and France.
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This week is a chance to bask in some of his many classics, including "Airs" (1978), set to Handel; "Brandenburgs" (1988), a sweeping treasure set to Bach; and "Company B" (1991), which pairs songs, alternately sunny and somber and sung by the Andrews Sisters, with the horror of war.
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Some of the best matches on Robot Wars were between trios of socially inept thirtysomethings from Kettering, or Ipswich, who had spent the last two years of their lives building the machines and were ready to literally kill each other in order to bask in the glory of victory.
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Well, we didn't have long to bask in our excitement before the world reminded us that it's filled with a lot of garbage people, the type of people who are just as excited about announcements like this because it gives them an opportunity to be openly sexist in the lowest way.
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In a welcome respite from a torrent of Republican criticism over Iran, Syria and other controversial foreign policies, Kerry will arrive at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday ready to bask in the glow of an international crowd that is more supportive of his diplomacy than are his domestic critics.
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So even though I may be able to overlook the shameless white male privilege at the heart of Scott Mendelson's prompt at Forbes to overlook this "fake controversy" and bask in the fact that the movie itself is awesome, I will keep women like Maya in mind as I do.
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The corporations' sudden generosity, and Democrats' acceptance of it, has raised questions about whether lawmakers will make good on their promise to overhaul New York's much-maligned campaign finance system, or whether — now that they have consolidated control of Albany's levers of power — they might prefer to bask in its perks.
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I realize that Mad Men came out in 2007, but if you would like to shut off your brain while the coronavirus continues to march on, might I humbly suggest you fast-forward to Season 7 and bask in the glory of Don Draper slowly deciding to fuck it all?
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With a spirited start to the season, they can boast of having one of baseball's best records, bask in the captivating presence of the Bunyanesque outfielder Aaron Judge and nod in approval at some popular changes to their ballpark — with all of these developments wrapped in the team's rich history.
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In an opinion piece for The Guardian, Lawless writes, "until films can guarantee nobody was harmed in their making, I do not want to risk allowing even one casting couch perpetrator to bask in momentary glory," adding that she would not be voting in this year's British Academy Film Awards.
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From May 4-6, travelers and locals alike will get the chance to bask in sets from clubbing icons like Latin-dance artist Quantic, as well as acid house pioneer, A Guy Called Gerald, who has prepared a mix of diverse dance sounds for the festival that you can listen to below.
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"Y'all know I'm goin' through a bunch of bullshit with them bitch ass niggas, but as long as I got that [points offstage to his daughter] and them two little boys, look at my face," Lil Wayne said, leaning his head back as if to bask in the sun while "No Worries" played.
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There's a track at its center called "A Passage or Time in a Hanging Truth," which explores dense clusters synth harmonies over the course of five-and-a-half minutes, calling upon the legacy of drone music to freeze the record's momentum at its center, to bask for a moment in uneasy stillness.
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Actor Jason Isaacs summed up many of his peers' views in an Instagram post: "Hoping to forget politics for one night and bask in other people's glory at the #Netflix #Emmys party and who do I spot at the bar late at night but the poisonous purveyor of lies #SeanSpicer," he wrote.
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It sits quietly where it can bask in the whims of sun and shadow, coaxing us to slow down, to look at a single work of art from different angles, and to have in this frenzied world what Mr. Larsen wishes for us: a chance, for a moment, to live a nonconformist life.
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But winning the seat in the 22nd Congressional District is still a challenge of the highest order, given the advantages of incumbency and Ms. Tenney's tendency to bask in the reflected glow of Mr. Trump, whom many Republicans in the district talk about with the affection usually reserved for a favorite uncle.
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Directed by Ms. Rebeck, it's a production to bask in — partly for the sleek, chic design (set by Alexander Dodge, lighting by Donald Holder), but foremost for the chance to see Ms. Nielsen let loose in a starring role as a shallow, pampered soul who has long overseen her niece's $600 million trust.
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The biggest surprise may be the title track: Though its thundering grooves nod to the duo's self-aware Kyuss-worship, rather than bask in a Sky Valley-style haze, it pairs them with fire-breathing gang-vocals that wouldn't sound out of place from a house band in a long-forgotten outlaw biker flick.
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Where earlier songs like "Buttery Sprouts" bask in the sort of playful, good-old-days of a particular moment both for the label and Bandcamp indie pop at large, A Partner to Lean On looks forward with an unflinching gaze, asking important questions about what community can look like in the current moment and beyond.
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See, while the rest of us have been spend our days staring longingly at our sundresses, shivering under piles of blankets and attempting to bask in whatever tiny bit of warmth the sun manages to eek out, Jenner has been sunbathing, relaxing by the pool and just generally being the human embodiment of summer.
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The local politicians can bask in the favorable publicity provided by friendly journalists, and they can feign embarrassment at the thunderous applause forthcoming from the editorial boards, the pundits, the conferences at expensive resorts, the intellectuals on the campuses, the donors at the garden parties, and the political consultants attuned to ambitions for higher office.
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While there were some whispers in the White House at the timing of Haley's departure -- given that the Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation drama exposed the President's trouble with female voters -- Trump clearly benefited from a TV moment when he could praise a strong, popular, Republican woman and bask in some plaudits from her.
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In this age of containerization, though, even Atlassian can bask in the glory that is Kubernetes, because the company today announced that its channel partner Praqma is launching Atlassian Software in Kubernetes (ASK), a new solution that allows enterprises to run and manage as containers its on-premise applications like Jira Data Center, with the help of Kubernetes.
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It doesn't feel entirely inappropriate that John Stamos, Bob Saget, David Coulier and Lori Loughlin would get to bask in episode-halting applause, but when Scott Weinger and Blake and Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit get nearly equal treatment, there's a sense that either the creators or the audience are messing with us, or messing with any kind of narrative momentum.
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On Election Night in the United States of America, candidates' press teams have to field questions from media about candidates' optimism (or pessimism) about exit polls and early returns; prepare victory (or concession) speeches; and bask in their candidate's victory (or wallow in their defeat) while making plans for their next client, campaign, candidate, or project.
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"It seems right to sit on a sunlit mountain in our beautiful community on a gorgeous fall day to express our disgust with and rejection of Trump silently and bask in the company of others who share our voice and concerns and who need to be heard," the group said in a statement seen by the publication.
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Elsewhere, we covered the discovery of an old SD card depicting a YouTuber's final moments before his tragic death, interviewed the creatives behind Netflix's The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, took a deep dive into how media consolidation is robbing us of fresher stories, and found the time to bask in the joy of Bird Twitter.
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In between, Ruth found time in his hectic schedule of fetes, soirees, photo shoots and exhibition games (which paid $500 each) to bask in studio lights while hitting imaginary home runs and declaring that he'd reached an agreement to appear in movies "indefinitely," only to swear off the greasepaint a week later when he didn't get his price.
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You couldn't just put out a call for unity in the face of creeping fascism, bask in the adulation of your fellow actors, and return to your seat with dignity, there to await the inevitable online backlash from livid conservatives and white supremacists who would, without a hint of irony, condemn you for being a celebrity dabbling in politics.
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