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But I relished the sound of my own false bravado, just as I had relished tormenting the poor immigrant boy. from The New York Times
Sure, it pissed him off but he relished the counterpunch. from Buzzfeed News
I relished the data: the distances, personal bests, calories burnt. from Economist
Picador; £16.99 HOW GEORGE ORWELL would have relished these times. from Economist
She also relished the thought of playing the bad girl. from Refinery 29
Kerr relished playing the opening round with the pacesetting Lee. from Reuters
Or they were relished for their apparent immunity to it. from The New York Times
We held the power, and relished every moment of it. from Wired
Apprehending a crocodile was not a task Mr. Guion relished. from The New York Times
We relished the gray, and his story was all gray. from The New York Times
He clearly relished the attention, if not always the scrutiny. from Washington Post
And he relished a wet track as a superior mudder. from The New York Times
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has relished sparring with Trump. from The Hill
Journalists relished the chance to tear down a young, female, playwright. from Vice
The Selma director also relished the chance to cast those Mrs. from Refinery 29
Despite the confronting weather, it was an experience that they relished. from Mashable
I enjoyed vague endings in literature — in life, I relished simplicity. from Refinery 29
In fact, James sounded as if he had relished the experience. from The New York Times
And yet, she has relished a few unexpected glimmers of hope. from The New York Times
She relished some of the abilities she displayed during her trances. from CNN
Some relished the rules on the old menu: No hard liquor. from The New York Times
I would welcome time with strangers, but I also relished solitude. from The New York Times
Federer has long relished the chance to speak with tennis elders. from The New York Times
Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has relished his refusal to compromise. from CNN
I relished the opportunity of working in a fast-paced environment. from CNBC
Oh, how long and joyfully the poor wretch relished these gifts! from New Yorker
But Democrats relished the opportunity to turn the tables on Republicans. from The New York Times
Yet overseeing this transition of thought was something Mr. Rockefeller relished. from The New York Times
It would help if the president relished reading and intelligent discussion. from The New York Times
Clinton's primary rival, Bernie Sanders, relished the chance to make that point. from CNN
On top of this, we had several players who relished insulting moderators. from Vice
And it often seems as though Goop has relished the bad press. from Vox
I relished the expansiveness of spirit that accompanies the release from pain. from Vice
He relished the fact the homer came on an 21-26 pitch. from Reuters
Beneath the shoulders, they relished the expanse of the Met's large stage. from The New York Times
Mr. Mathews's underdog candidates often lost, but he relished the good fight. from The New York Times
In the interview, Mr. Salvini clearly relished the attacks of his opponents. from The New York Times
Chiefs fans have relished doing the tomahawk chop since the early 1990s. from The New York Times
Unsurprisingly, UK newspapers have relished the drama as Johnson's political strategy backfired. from CNN
Alexei Navalny, a leader in the opposition to Putin, relished Medvedev's exit. from Vice
Gregor Mendel might have relished its many resonances: indivisible, impenetrable, inseparable, identity. from New Yorker
Mr. Johnson relished his lush job, but he soon grew restless again. from The New York Times
In past seasons, Anthony relished it as a hiatus from his employer. from The New York Times
Over the years, though, people have relished chatting shit about Courtney Love. from Vice
I relished the chance to play it again, this time with some upgrades. from The Verge
His Irish wife Mae hid from the public spotlight that Capone relished in. from Vice
Scott Walker (pictured) relished confrontation and drama during his eight years in office. from Economist
The 40-year-old relished playing a major role in stopping Cincinnati's tailspin. from Reuters
Vicki relished being a political reporter, but she had many hobbies and interests. from The Hill
Lee has relished dropping references to his filmography as he's pumped up Sanders. from The Hill
Objects around him give a sense of globalist environment he relished and promoted. from The New York Times
At dinner in the trendy meatpacking district, he relished Europe's variety and riches. from The New York Times
Bigger cases followed, with the type of bigger stakes Avenatti found he relished. from The New York Times
There were indications that Mr. Peters relished the greater emphasis on armed officers. from The New York Times
"Like all saints before me, I relished the ecstasy of martyrdom," he says. from The New York Times
In the Obama White House, our team of joke writers relished truth-telling. from The New York Times
Marianne Hyland has relished traveling the world with her husband and three sons. from The New York Times
The upper hand relished by Gus here, in other words, will not last. from The New York Times
People were nuts about this Amazon exclusive brand in 2016 — pun intended and relished. from Refinery 29
Emerging from the courtroom in Brooklyn, ACLU executive director Anthony Romero relished the moment. from Economist
We relished the fact we're playing football and that we were competing for grades. from Vice
Rather, he said, he relished the challenge of pursuing cricket's diamond-shaped American cousin. from The New York Times
For a while, I relished the planning and the experiences and the hotel sex. from Refinery 29
ROB FORD RIP, mayor: Rob Ford relished the spotlight, then quietly retreated from it. from CNN
I relished the maturity of manual labor, dating, and even long-term budget management. from The Verge
Frost came from Hill Street Blues, a cop procedural that relished an intricate mystery. from New Republic
"I loved it too — I relished in that moment of my [life]," she says. from People
I don't have the impression that he relished battle just for its own sake. from The New York Times
Campaigning in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood on Saturday, Mr. Gillum relished his underdog status. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump's backers have relished seeing him take a leadership role in the crisis. from The New York Times
Players and fans wore German shepherd masks and relished the role of the disfavored. from The New York Times
Shakespeare himself must have especially relished writing lines for Macbeth, Iago and Richard III. from The New York Times
These former fans have relished the team's rocky, 0-2 start to the season. from The New York Times
SANTIAGO, Chile — No one relished the milestone more than President Michelle Bachelet of Chile. from The New York Times
A jurist by training, Mr. Mansour has long relished his role in the public eye. from The New York Times
For his latest film, "The Hateful Eight," Mr. Tarantino found someone who relished the job. from The New York Times
My dad, a subscriber to "Mother Earth News," relished our family's home in the mountains. from The New York Times
He has also relished the downfalls of Democratic lawmakers like Anthony Weiner and Al Franken. from New Republic
Our daughter, radiant and healthy, was here, and we relished the miracle we had made. from Refinery 29
There were just lots of opportunities for me to learn, and I relished that chance. from Vice
I relished my newfound freedom by rekindling my friendships that I had let slip away. from Refinery 29
But our cease-fire was endorsed by the Taliban leadership and relished by their fighters. from The New York Times
He relished walking through Manhattan, wrapped up against the biting cold, cloaked by relative anonymity. from The New York Times
He clearly relished the role of an outsider who would tell it like it is. from The New York Times
I'm sure he relished the chance to try and hold Trump's feet to the fire. from CNN
I had one luxury stay, at Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, and relished the nonfreezing bathroom floors. from The New York Times
Fans have relished Mr and Mrs Smith over Brangelina's awkward photo ops in African orphanages. from Vice
Ms. Reichlen, in superb form all season, relished the chance to show a new voluptuousness. from The New York Times
He relished what we'd now call a cage match between a wife and a lover. from The New York Times
Baffert, while acknowledging his nerves, said he still relished every moment of American Pharoah's run. from The New York Times
I wish I could have relished every moment of every second of my daughter's gestation. from Business Insider
But coming amid increasing complaints about the organization, riders predictably relished the opportunity to gripe. from The New York Times
I relished their absurdity and the reaction from friends when I showed them his mannequins. from The New York Times
The band's song titles were longer than the songs themselves, and the performers relished announcing them. from Vice
But he must have relished the points that those events enabled him to score at Davos. from Economist
I relished the opportunity to watch dozens of new videos each month on someone else's dime. from Refinery 29
Grande traveled with Reagan, met world leaders and relished her eventual role as his top assistant. from People
He relished the battle and has talked since of keeping the government closed for much longer. from Economist
He said he relished the chance to speak to the types of people he reported on. from Fox News
He relished the opportunity to hold a selfie-turned iPhone up to society's social media habits. from Buzzfeed News
Many users relished the opportunity to air sensitive views and link up with like-minded people. from Economist
He relished the company of women, and his notebooks contained erotic sketches as well as landscapes. from Economist
He said the urchin was a delicacy, like caviar, much relished by sea otters and starfish. from The New York Times
But as a connoisseur of political theatre he must have relished the rest of the day. from Economist
And there were raucous supporters who relished the president's remarks and at times egged him on. from The New York Times
They relished what Donna Akiba Sullivan Harper, a professor of English at Spelman College, called Mrs. from The New York Times
With a range of nearly three octaves, she relished big band, jazz, bebop, scat and swing. from The New York Times
At Meril, Mr. Avelar has relished being able to drive the creative process in the kitchen. from The New York Times
While South Korea's protesters sought to cross social lines, Western populists have relished in drawing them. from The New York Times
Secretaries of state from both parties have relished their role as chief spokesman for American values. from The New York Times
He admits now that he hardly relished the idea of appearing at San Paolo that season. from The New York Times
Jeong relished in the unmasking because his guess of NBA star Victor Oladipo was surprisingly correct. from People
And the president stated once again that he relished the idea of stewing at home alone. from The New York Times
Scherrie went on leave to care for their children and relished taking them to the park. from Business Insider
Democrats like Charlie Stone now relished the chance of trying to beat Trump in the 2020 election. from Reuters
Her core supporters relished seeing her with Vladimir Putin, a strong woman standing next to a strongman. from Economist
Young readers fall for Gatsby's passion, his insistence that life should be relished, should be executed well. from The New York Times
Michael Gove, the environment secretary, has relished explaining how Brexit could enable a crackdown on puppy smuggling. from Economist
Rian found such a wonderful way of working with her, and I think she really relished it. from Mashable
And I relished stealing friends from other friends: a magnificent, harmless troll that always made me smile. from The Verge
The Tarkingtons took up residence in New York, where Booth relished his immersion in the literary scene. from New Yorker
Clinton has also relished policy conversations with Mr. Perez, a favorite of labor unions, her advisers said. from The New York Times
She relished challenges, as her dash across war-ravaged Europe in the winter of 1815 makes clear. from The New York Times
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump relished a victory at the Supreme Court on Tuesday with uncharacteristic brevity. from CNN
Bloomingdale, born Betty Lee Newling in Los Angeles to Australian émigré parents, may have relished the comparison. from The New York Times
But sitting together eating birthday cake, they all relished the chance to recollect his amazing Arctic voyage. from The New York Times
In short, horror movies relished ripping apart the bodies that exercise junkies spent so much time building. from Vice
Democrats have relished the Republican spending in the race ever since it began to intensify in March. from CNN
This was how I was getting to know New York, and I relished in dining out here. from Vice
Legislators who sponsored the laws said they relished such court clashes, hoping to reach the Supreme Court. from The New York Times
Working on staff at The Times from 1992 to 2016, Ms. Almeida relished the randomness of assignments. from The New York Times
Light skinned with reddish hair, Mr. Franklin was a raconteur who relished being the center of attention. from The New York Times
He was an unabashed snob and social climber who also relished the company of peasants and shepherds. from The New York Times
For these reasons, Wittgenstein relished knowing that on every night he stood a good chance of dying. from The New York Times
Sharon Stone relished a major decade in her life despite some hardships she experienced during that period. from People
He relished the day he introduced Edward Albee to William S. Burroughs and then to Gregory Corso. from The New York Times
They also openly relished being able to claim one last victory against Reid—a top GOP antagonist. from The Hill
Trump relished that freaking-out-the-squares image and promised to "drain the swamp" of Washington lifers. from CNN
Slightly creepy in a way that Ensor would probably have relished, her deathbed room is preserved intact. from The New York Times
She particularly relished Ms. Yellen's response to a question about why economics remains a male-dominated field. from The New York Times
O'Rourke relished the prime-time national platform, sometimes breaking into Spanish, in what sounded like a campaign speech. from Reuters
Ailes particularly relished that last fight, after insisting that the then-candidate's middle name, Hussein, always be used. from CNN
Unlike many of his peers, he relished the prospect of clients changing things around to suit their needs. from The New York Times
Local political figures in both parties relished the state's rare moment in the spotlight of a presidential election. from CNN
While I relished my new independence, that searing emotional pain didn't dissolve simply because I changed my address. from CNN
"This is a man who relished making women feel terrible about themselves, in every possible way," Clinton said. from CNN
Nor are they expected to feature the types of cultural stops that Obama relished during his foreign swings. from CNN
And he clearly relished defying those who sought to apply simplistic partisan labeling to his votes in cases. from CNN
Drawing the landscapes as he experienced them, the artist relished the immediacy of the iPad as a tool. from The New York Times
He relished that he was now in the playoffs after beginning the season in such an unfavorable environment. from The New York Times
Machado grew up in Miami and Schoop is from Curaçao, but they relished the chance to meet him. from The New York Times
I relished the implausibility of contorting and catapulting my body in the air above this narrow little plank. from The New York Times
They surely relished the rest, as the burden to make the most of their current opportunity is immense. from The New York Times
When I was a prosecutor, I relished the chance to get at a defendant who chose to testify. from CNN
He relished the times when his tan prompted his friends to ask where he had gone on vacation. from Vice
"We would have loved that, everyone of us would have relished the chance to go professional," said Bradley. from Reuters
He relished being called "Weegee" for his ability to materialize instantaneously, like the answers on a Ouija board. from Hyperallergic
On the 52 Places journey so far, I've relished making unexpected and sometimes profound connections with other people. from The New York Times
Trump also relished leaving the summit early — snub to Trudeau, who Trump said had treated him with disrespect. from Axios
A few of us even imagined how Mr. Taricani might have relished the boorish disruption of somber ritual. from The New York Times
He relished it all, as if he looked forward to the deaths through no personal malice or vindictiveness. from The New York Times
Mouratoglou said he relished the attention and the pressure that accompany working with a player of Williams's caliber. from The New York Times
But the President also relished the pomp and circumstance bestowed upon him during his November visit to China. from CNN
Mr. Bharara was a highly public prosecutor who relished the spotlight throughout more than seven years in office. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump has relished his role as a disrupter and, for now at least, feels a certain momentum. from The New York Times
But where the young moderns of Paris relished their rejections from the official Salons, Velázquez was no outsider. from The New York Times
On "The Apprentice," he relished letting candidates go crabs-in-a-barrel on each other in the boardroom. from The New York Times
Goa: The Indian coastal state was once an enclave for hippie Westerners who relished its laid-back culture. from The New York Times
Some people relished the idea of his striding onto the Oscar stage and excoriating studios for sidelining minorities. from The New York Times
"Lil' Buck truly relished the role he played as the leader of the Stomp's band," Mr. Padnos wrote. from The New York Times
Shkreli relished the spotlight, though, often trolling people on social media and appearing in marathon livestreams from his apartment. from Mashable
Other Trump opponents like Charlie Stone now relished the chance of trying to beat Trump in the 2020 election. from Reuters
He was a seasoned name-dropper who relished chauffeuring stars and had twice completed a Mercedes-Benz training course. from People
He relished the freedom of a blank sheet, which allowed one to write and to draw in equal measure. from Economist
Over the course of the centuries, artists have relished in reimagining these figures as sultry and hypersexual femmes fatales. from Hyperallergic
McIlroy said it was not particularly important to be in the final pairing, though he still relished the challenge. from Reuters
Players embraced one another, shook hands with opponents they may only ever encountered online, and relished in the spectacle. from The Verge
He relished hard questions, and was happy to find that a hunch of his proved mistaken on closer scrutiny. from Economist
The source of this instability was their temperamental, unpredictable leaders who relished violating international norms—Trump, Putin and Kim. from Axios
And certainly the Trump campaign relished everything that was done to me in July and then particularly in October. from The Hill
I relished the ability to discover music through live shows, friends and [University of Illinois college radio station] WPGU. from Vice
Jim Roark relished his job as photo editor of the Herald-Examiner, but continued to struggle with his drinking. from Vice
I've relished, too, Vanessa Hua's Deceit and Other Possibilities, a shrewd, often hilarious story collection about immigrants' challenging lives. from Vice
They relished the story from CPAC 2628 which became a platform for #NeverTrump hysteria as the Republican nomination raged. from The Hill
Instead, they relished the chance to showcase their partnership during the part of their session when cameras were on. from The New York Times
He relished the chance to return to the Coliseum, now officially called NYCB Live, for New York Community Bank. from The New York Times
Democrats relished the opportunity to test Republicans' commitment to health care, an issue sure to figure in 2020 elections. from The New York Times
But "What the Day Owes" immediately presents itself as a work of fantasy, and is best relished as such. from The New York Times
Trump clearly relished the adoration of the crowd, though a handful of protestors were removed by Trump's private security. from Politico
His respite was a visit to the McDonald's around the corner every Sunday where he relished its breakfast menu. from The New York Times
He made beds and chairs for a furniture company and said he relished the creative aspect of the craft. from The New York Times
Her allies said she hardly relished the task but was carrying out a program approved by policymakers and lawyers. from The New York Times
Interpreting his slippery lyrics became a favorite pastime of the band's most fervent fans, the Deadheads, something he relished. from The New York Times
More importantly, he relished the effort of drawing people from the other side of the aisle to his cause. from The Hill
Democrats from military and intelligence backgrounds described the impeachment investigation as a duty, not a political fight they relished. from Reuters
Democrats with military and intelligence backgrounds described the impeachment investigation as a duty, not a political fight they relished. from Reuters
Democrats with military and intelligence backgrounds described the impeachment investigation as a duty, not a political fight they relished. from Reuters
Mr. Gingrich said Mr. Trump plainly relished personal contact with possible appointees and favored a free-form leadership style. from The New York Times
Everyone relished the fact that it was the day after Donald Trump's inauguration that the real crowds had arrived. from Vox
He's relished the opportunity to take a type of action that allows him to circumvent the input of others. from Vox
He knew full well that the powerful men and women in the room were flattering him—and relished their humiliation. from Economist
In "From Russia With Love" (1963), the assassin Rosa Klebb relished inflicting pain on both her compatriots and her enemies. from Economist
Clinton, seemingly enjoying be back in the spotlight after November's election, relished the fawning attention she received from Georgetown students. from CNN
And both artists relished throwing together oddball objects into surreal still lifes, indulging in black shadows to articulate their forms. from Hyperallergic
As the family rejoiced over his rescue, McClatchy also relished his safe return home — and his first drink of water. from People
Earlier on Thursday, Democrats had sensed new vulnerabilities for the administration over Russia -- and relished taking the battle to Sessions. from CNN
The brain-cancer diagnosis in July 2017 freed his tongue, and tested his mettle, in all the ways he relished. from Economist
I found it very exciting to look at the world through pictures and relished in the opportunity to record history. from Buzzfeed News
Fans are not the only ones drawn to his comeback story (even if some relished the downfall that preceded it). from Economist
The show's first seasons relished putting the Roses through increasingly ridiculous situations as they adapted to life in Schitt's Creek. from Buzzfeed News
A sophomore at the time, he relished the school, and was active in the LGBTQ student organization and other groups. from People
Relishing role of adviser Those close to Gingrich say the former speaker has always relished the role of political adviser. from CNN
She had felt sorry for Kyle, but she had also relished the idea of solving the mystery of his identity. from New Republic
And I'm comfortable saying that none relished the idea of having to publicly weigh in on an issue like this. from CNN
Cruz has played up the importance of Indiana, saying he relished the chance to go mano a mano with Trump. from The Hill
It was sunny on Friday, the kind of day Father Flynn relished, especially during his regular walks through the neighborhood. from The New York Times
No wonder Donald J. Trump relished the outcome as he landed in Scotland to promote one of his golf courses. from The New York Times
"This is a multilevel audience play," said Laura Ingraham, the conservative talk show host, who has relished Mr. Trump's rise. from The New York Times
In his 1990 race for Congress, he frequently laid political bait for his Republican opponent and relished watching him stumble. from The New York Times
Although he had aspired to a conspicuous role as a broadcasting personality or a musician, Mr. Bain relished writing incognito. from The New York Times
Mr. Frame had relished his chance to work with Mr. Taylor, whom he described as relaxed and attentive to him. from The New York Times
For his part, Mr. Manafort relished being back in the white-hot center of American politics, according to his associates. from The New York Times
Nadal was equal parts flash and dusty determination, a Ferrari equipped with a backhoe — and the crowd relished every second. from The New York Times
Mr. Li was a perpetual rebel and relished confrontation, taking aim over the years at Taiwanese leaders, celebrities and intellectuals. from The New York Times
Frazier relished the chance to remain in the New York area and to please his 3-year-old son, Blake. from The New York Times
I relished taking my children outside to do the things that I had done in the snow as a girl. from The New York Times
Though he did not identify as gay himself, Mr. Williams relished the sheer liberty of carousing around a space unencumbered. from The New York Times
Mr. Collins rejected that, and said he relished the thought of Mr. Cuomo — or Ms. Cole — trying to unseat him. from The New York Times
And he relished the outpouring of affection from his supporters, who showed up in response to "Will needs help" texts. from The New York Times
When he took office, Trump relished the prospect of becoming a new kind of deal maker in the White House. from The New York Times
Some of the Native American actors expressed concern that the Comanches were portrayed as savages who relished rape and torture. from The New York Times
Calipari returned this week to make his first public appearance in Memphis since then, and he has relished the experience. from The New York Times
Sadly, for my mother, who is no longer with us, would have relished this moment to finally get the truth. from People
He was the de facto frontman, playing the piano and occasionally singing, and he found that he now relished that. from The New York Times
She gushed over her new straight-size clothing, and relished the femininity she was now allowed by those around her. from Vox
While she relished her time on the series, Lipton told People in 1975 that she was glad when the series ended. from Refinery 29
I knew that her entire world revolved around us, and she relished being involved in every school project and every craft. from People
On Monday, the four-time former prime minister's right-wing bloc relished a huge political victory in regional elections in Sicily. from Reuters
But where so many TV shows get lost in that level of hyper-detail, Simon and Pelecanos have always relished it. from Vox
Mr. Zuckerberg, meanwhile, has a strong competitive instinct and relished the idea of outshining Google, according to people who know him. from The Verge
While the former are more pleasurable, the latter must be relished as a valuable part of life, especially in Silicon Valley. from TechCrunch
Before there was Taylor Swift versus Katy Perry, pop music fans relished in the drama between *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys. from Refinery 29
Still, it appears that Torba has relished in, and profited from, other platforms' attempts to deter hate speech in the past. from Refinery 29
Many relished in the fact that Darling had ended the meme drought that Tumblr suffered in the second half of 2015. from Vice
The assignments from the Voice threw me headlong into situations, possibilities that I had never experienced and I relished in it. from People
" Lynn also relished being on the stage of the Ryman, which she still refers to as the "Grand Ole Opry building. from People
She relished the sense of invincibility it gave her and began swapping her pills for stronger opioids on the black market. from Economist
GMod soon took on a life of its own propped by a community who relished the infinite possibilities the game offered. from Vice
The bright-voiced soprano Caroline Worra relished the challenging role of Sylvia, singing with fervor and intensity, if sometimes indistinct diction. from The New York Times
The president-elect has relished in his ability to directly challenge companies in a very public way, most often through Twitter. from The Hill
He relished the round-the-clock bacchanal of the West Side piers, photographed hustlers, and filmed the drag star Mario Montez. from New Yorker
Other political neophytes might have relished their moment in the spotlight as the zenith of their lives and then moved on. from CNN
Warren served as a top Trump antagonist during the 2016 campaign, a role she has relished now that he's become president. from The Hill
On board her campaign plane, she plainly relished her moment of apparent triumph, and poked fun at Mr. Trump's morning lamentations. from The New York Times
Inside his club and on his golf course, Trump told his confidants that he has relished his first year in office. from CNN
Live shows induced cold sweats and the scrutiny of being spot-lit as the frontwoman was not a position she relished. from Vice
Growing up in Chinatown, she relished afternoons with her tradition-minded grandfather, who taught her Cantonese and the teachings of Confucius. from The New York Times
Surely that couldn't be difficult for an administration that has relished getting tough with groups far more vulnerable than Big Pharma. from The New York Times
There were also the Proud Deplorable submissives who relished even more in their deplorability than the rest of their ideological cohort. from Vice
Skating in the playoffs for the fourth time, Bailey clearly relished the sensation of whipping the home crowd into a frenzy. from The New York Times
I most relished the return of "Femenine," a 1974 masterpiece whose anchor is the ceaseless, machine-driven shake of sleigh bells. from The New York Times
He relished the nickname "Harvey Scissorhands," given to him by filmmakers who did not like his domination in the editing room. from The New York Times
But, by that point, Ms. Franklin seemed well on her way to becoming somebody who might have relished the culture's doubt. from The New York Times
On the contrary, she relished her role in the highly elaborate Huell Babineaux snow job, although relish doesn't really capture it. from The New York Times
Initially, he relished the attention for how it validated the couple's relationship after their families had rejected it for so long. from CNN
But as real as Comey's independence and integrity were, they also became part of a persona that he cultivated and relished. from The New York Times
Droddy took it on because he loves teaching and relished another chance to mentor players young enough to be his grandchildren. from The New York Times
Spacey relished the chance to play a very different kind of president, and to present a rarely seen side of Nixon. from Reuters
McCain relished his time in Congress, a place he had not returned to since December 2017 as he fought brain cancer. from CNN
A pioneering anti-feminist and anti-LGBTQ activist, she relished using rhetoric designed to thrill her allies and enrage her opponents. from Vox
Sure, it's hard to feel anything approaching sympathy for the General, a man who relished his role in deporting undocumented single moms. from Mashable
As long as I can remember, I have relished that feeling, in school tornado drills and car trips, in snowstorms and sleepovers. from Buzzfeed News
She said she relished the opportunity to turn the tables on a boss whom she described as often "critiquing" his staff members. from The New York Times
She also relished being the "princess," the firstborn girl of all her cousins, and dreaded another girl being born into the family. from Buzzfeed News
Still, as the writer of the musical A Very Potter Sequel, Criss may have relished this opportunity more than anyone else there. from Refinery 29
On Monday, he relished the chance to antagonize Puerto Ricans: ....of which was squandered away or wasted, never to be seen again. from Vox
I really relished that because I hated wearing that outfit and sitting there rigid straight, and I couldn't wait to kill him. from People
Mr. Trump has relished attacking his competitors, frequently talking on the stump over the last six months about taking out his rivals. from The New York Times
This latest round was spurred by a contentious TV appearance on Real Time With Bill Maher by Morgan, that Rowling clearly relished. from Refinery 29
While this year some pieces isolated participants through technology, others relished their theatricality and fed off the physical presence of live performers. from Hyperallergic
And any candidate who took part in it, or any reporter who relished inflating it, should lose his or her political license. from The Hill
It had to be a blow when he realized he would not be able to do the physical things he always relished. from The Hill
Sanders relished the idea of helping an outsider like Trump defeat the people she viewed as the ultimate Washington insiders: the Clintons. from New Yorker
Márquez's brilliant storytelling here is a joy, transforming the mundane realities of a long marriage into moments to be savored and relished. from The New York Times
Mr. Wolfe relished the clandestine nature of his work — using "jimwolfe007" as his personal email address — and he projected an affable charm. from The New York Times
Like Ed Clark, she relished speed, but worked more intuitively, yet often arrived at an uneasy brittleness in the swirls of strokes. from The New York Times
The cosmopolitan, English-speaking technocrats who filled his government relished their role as the antidote to the destructive forces sweeping the continent. from The New York Times
And our TV critic wrote that Mr. Bourdain's appeal was in how he explored culture through cuisine, and relished all of it. from The New York Times
WASHINGTON — Representative Jim Jordan, a scrappy former wrestler and firebrand founder of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, has always relished a fight. from The New York Times
"He also relished the fact that part of being Mayor of New York is eating a lot of hot dogs in public." from Buzzfeed News
And they relished private time with their children on the Isle of Wight, where they built a home instead of inheriting one. from The New York Times
Gray has relished pitching against Texas, going 7-3 with a 1.92 ERA and a pair of shutouts in 10 career starts. from Reuters
Part of me relished the idea of being liberated from my standard holiday routine of frenzied meal preparation with children scurrying about. from The New York Times
Zhang said he relished seeing families who have suffered from the death of a child finally able to have a healthy child. from Reuters
The Poughkeepsie Journal reported in 2015 the star relished painting the landscape from home, as well as visiting local restaurants with his wife. from Fox News
They relished using Italian-made beads brought to America by Europeans, for example, or feathers traded from fellow Native Americans in South America. from Economist
Kate Erbland, IndieWire: Even visits to the Ministry of Magic come with the special frisson of discovery relished in the "Harry Potter" films. from Mashable
After a atypical childhood characterized by stints in rehab and an absentee mother, Barrymore said she relished the normalcy of being a Kopelman. from People
Stone said he relished the chance to rebut the "serial lies" of John Podesta, the former Clinton campaign chairman who has already testified. from Vice
To top it all off — pun intended and relished — each mug comes with a teal lid that coordinates with the cup's other colors. from Refinery 29
We sent photographer Darragh Dandurand to the event to document all the well-relished hotdogs, Star Wars X-wing pilots, and fuzzy Pikachus. from Vice
He relished playing the villain, refusing to shake Drake's hand before tipoff and repeatedly crowing about his four consecutive celebrity game MVP awards. from The Verge
Flake on Tuesday said he did not criticize the president because he relished it, but because he felt it was his duty. Sen. from CNBC
It will be Sabathia's turn on Saturday, but though he once relished the responsibility of an ace, his goals now are more modest. from The New York Times
The band continued to perform occasionally until recently (and impishly relished the title of Washington's worst band, bestowed in 1980 by Washingtonian magazine). from The New York Times
A few years later, so did a divorce, which brought financial difficulties — as well as a freedom she had not expected, but relished. from The New York Times
Wright was a true originator, while Johnson was, ultimately, a very influential tastemaker, who relished his ability to recognize the talent of others. from The New York Times
Warren relished the idea of grabbing the wealth of Delaney and others as she promised freebies to every key group of swing voters. from The Hill
The Buick Regal, to name a competitor, is also roomy and fun to drive, and I relished my time with it last year. from Business Insider
" Nevertheless, he relished the opportunity to be near Stephanie Mansfield, a poison-pen profiler who'd "sweep in, all ambition, smelling feminine and amazing. from New Yorker
Morgan was riveting in the part, which fixed a popular perception of him that he has alternately relished and chafed under ever since. from New Yorker
No wonder so many fine actors (including Sir Anthony Hopkins, Philip Baker Hall and Dan Hedaya) have relished the opportunity to play him. from The New York Times
Mr. Sheinberg relished a court battle, sparring about copyright issues with Sony over the VCR and with Nintendo over its Donkey Kong game. from The New York Times
There, he falls into the twisted web of the zoo's owner Joe Exotic, an animal enthusiast named Joe Exotic who relished the spotlight. from Refinery 29
Still, while the older, reflective Burden might have embraced the documentary, you suspect that his angry young self would have relished more scrutiny. from The New York Times
Well, an interesting person appears: Hades, a character Mr. Aucoin clearly relished, written for high-lying tenor and sung fearlessly by Barry Banks. from The New York Times
The insurgent campaigner who relished confrontation with the congressional GOP during the election has been surprisingly low-energy in pushing his own agenda. from Vox
Clinton relished a chance to lay into Trump in her victory speech in Philadelphia after winning four out of the five Northeastern primary contests. from CNN
Over Diet Cokes, they relished the reviews that were popping on their iPhones, shouting out the latest poll or pundit to go their way. from Axios
He relished the role, and at least half the kids took his suggestions seriously, vigorously wiggling their arms to limber up for the test. from The Verge
Dr. Tate relished the beauty of mathematics but realized it was not something that could be easily shared with those not in his field. from The New York Times
Delegates from the Arab states present might not have relished being seen to agree with the Zionist enemy, but that did not stop them. from Economist
"Still, 'Game of Thrones' may be the biggest show on TV, but for 55 minutes, what I relished was how small it could be." from CNN
Her supporters and warm-up speakers relished the bad weather, repeatedly joking that a little blizzard counts as a balmy spring day up north. from Economist
Mr Bezos also referred to Mr Pecker's friendship with President Donald Trump, who has relished attacking Mr Bezos, Amazon and the Post on Twitter. from Economist
Pakistani officials clearly relished inviting diplomats and journalists to the hilltop madrasa that India claimed to have blitzed, to show that it remains intact. from Economist
" Sanders, meanwhile, relished his Michigan victory, saying he pulled off what "some people considered one of the major political upsets in modern American history. from CNN
He took the podium that year, all of 28 at the time, and relished in both his age and the improbability of his position. from Vox
Al SharptonThe civil rights leader and MSNBC host has not endorsed in the Democratic primary, but he has relished his role on the sidelines. from The Hill
Sardi's regained stability, and Mr. Estevez said that he relished his years working there, partly because of the regular customers who became his friends. from The New York Times
But he relished taking on the challenge of coaching Ledecky along with growing a 2400-plus member team that includes 2800-and-under swimmers. from The New York Times
The way that porn has shaped modern allowable depictions of the female body is something that I relished the opportunity to challenge in print. from Vice
A very recent such experience I relished greatly took place at The Chrysler Museum in Norfolk, Virginia, an institution with which I'm very familiar. from Hyperallergic
Ms. Horbaczewski began to show Mr. Clemons crazy colors and patterns, which he relished (for one formal event he wore a purple dinner jacket). from The New York Times
Trump has relished the role of campaigner-in-chief during his time in the White House, seeking to buoy Republican candidates across the country. from The Hill
Steffens said she has relished the expat experience, admiring her new city amid strolls along Margaret Bridge and past the grandiose Hungarian Parliament Building. from The New York Times
Belichick has relished adding what are considered challenging players to the New England roster, a formula that has helped produce six Super Bowl titles. from The New York Times
Belichick has relished adding what are considered challenging players to the New England roster, a formula that has helped produce six Super Bowl titles. from The New York Times
Slicing it up in the shell with his pocketknife, he relished the squirm and the salt water that made the flesh taste fully alive. from The New York Times
"Donald Trump says he'll make America great again," said Warren, who has relished her role as the party's leading Trump antagonist in recent months. from Politico
When Mr. Trump entered office, Twitter was a political tool that had helped get him elected and a digital howitzer that he relished firing. from The New York Times
Kelly was a shiny object for NBC to pursue and the network big shots relished the opportunity to lure away a trophy from FNC. from The Hill
She read stories and wrote a journal to the baby, and she relished when her son rolled his toy cars over her growing belly. from CNN
So he awoke early to go for a swim — as a boy, he spent his summers at Jones Beach — and he relished the solitude. from The New York Times
He laughed and relished in the moment of my admitting defeat pre-race and asked to see me and Anita go at top speed. from The New York Times
He relished debate: One recent email I received from him took issue — in a friendly but probing way — with an argument in this newsletter. from The New York Times
Mr. Bowie relished his ability to blend in and not be bothered by his fans and fellow New Yorkers during his years in the city. from The New York Times
The extensive consumption of avarebele is exclusive to this part of India—as opposed to avarekai, the whole bean, which is relished throughout the country. from Vice
His wife, Columba, who never relished politics, seemed ambivalent, and his immediate family was not eager for the scrutiny that a presidential run would invite. from The New York Times
President Donald Trump relished tearing up his predecessor's deal lifting sanctions on Iran, scuppering hundreds of Western plane sales to the country in the process. from Economist
The British government rewarded him with a knighthood and a peerage—he relished being called Professor Lord Bhattacharyya—and his fellow management theorists revered him. from Economist
Trump concluded his tirade about Curiel by noting how much he relished the idea of returning to the stand for trial after being elected President. from CNN
Cara Delevingne The model and Suicide Squad star relished a few brief moments with Swift's youngest before the cat rudely exited the selfie snuggle session. from People
He relished his reputation as a shadowy figure who represented mob figures and always seemed to be just one step ahead of the law himself. from CNN
Bourdain relished delving into humanity's darkest places, and he was fascinated by Japan—previous comics were inspired by Jiro Ono of Jiro Dreams of Sushi. from Vice
The cancellation marked a new first for the United States under Trump, who has relished bucking White House traditions since taking office in January 2017. from Reuters
Despite all this, he has relished what in-the-flesh hours he was able to spend with his literary fathers, and even with their widows. from New Yorker
Clinton's campaign lacked gumption in going after Mr. Trump, particularly because Mr. Obama and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts have relished opportunities to skewer him. from The New York Times
But the makers of "Hero Project" relished the opportunity to use Marvel's visibility as a spotlight that they could turn toward worthy real-world stories. from The Hill
Already immortalized in "All the President's Men" (a portrayal, it's noted, he dearly relished), Bradlee -- who died in 2014 -- is enjoying another moment, albeit posthumously. from CNN
Davis said he relished returning to New York — especially to play for the Yankees, whom his father, Ron, represented in the 1981 All-Star Game. from The New York Times
The lengthy "Ad nos," however, is all but symphonic, with dizzyingly virtuosic passages that provide blurry-handed thrills and placid interludes that Mr. Levit relished. from The New York Times
It was evident to me that this cast relished the opportunity to dig into difficult material without having to worry about drawing a broad audience. from The New York Times
"Before that even happened, my teammates were in my ear," said Williamson, who relished playing in Columbia, S.C., about 95 miles from his hometown, Spartanburg. from The New York Times
But the president also relished the opportunity to confound critics who accused him of abandoning campaign promises to govern as a bipartisan, deal-cutting businessman. from The New York Times
No doubt she would have relished the expansive Doñana National Park, which I was able to visit with my Huelva companions on my last day. from The New York Times
Vice president of urban mobility at General Motors and chief executive of Maven, G.M.'s car-sharing app Julia Steyn has always relished a challenge. from The New York Times
There is no evidence of wrongdoing by the Bidens, and the former vice president has in the past relished going one-on-one with Trump. from The Hill
Chris Borland was the kind of football player McCarty wanted to be: a linebacker who relished a dirty jersey and the roar of the crowd. from New Yorker
Eventually frustrated by working in an office that merely applied the strategy developed at Piaget headquarters in Geneva, he relished the move to Switzerland in 2001. from The New York Times
Denver Broncos superfan Kate Hudson relished every moment of the team's Super Bowl win on Sunday – and she had her family by her side to celebrate. from People
Within these limits I understood—relished, even—that misty-eyed joy of "drawing your own maps" that people older than myself are always banging on about. from Vice
Apple has relished its reputation as a trendsetter, and though its grip is slipping in the world of high-end phones, AirPods were an undeniable win. from Vox
He liked that, and relished how other channels copied him; cable, he said presciently in 2003, was "beginning to change the agenda of what is news". from Economist
They have relished in a two-pronged strategy of creating calamities for immigrants — and a subsequent liberal uproar — while staging deportation dramas that shock onlookers abroad. from Buzzfeed News
While many of Mr. Trump's predecessors relished going to the ballpark, he would not be the first to be booed or to worry about being booed. from The New York Times
His calm manner appealed to many after eight years of Scott Walker—a Republican governor who relished confrontation as he cut public spending and battered unions. from Economist
I relished the size of him in my mouth, observing with my tongue the tight skin and springy muscle spasms along the bottom of the shaft. from Refinery 29
As Olympia has gotten older, Williams has relished in the moments with her daughter, many of which have been shared on their respective social media accounts. from People
Smiles were plastered on their faces, and on the faces of the many soccer fans who caught the video on Twitter and relished in their joy. from Mashable
Rewinding to earlier, Legere clearly relished his first live presentation in some time, berating and taking his signature hold-no-punches digs at T-Mobile's competition. from The Verge
Had they indicated the opposite, the ultra-competitive politician claims he would have relished the challenge, "because that's the weird psychology of a middle Jewish kid". from Economist
Though she relished her role as a father, she also felt subservient to her wife, Kris, and was alienated from her own identity as a woman. from Vice
Others simply relished in pointing out that Senator Sanders tweet currently trumps Trump's in both like and retweets: something the Twitter-happy president will surely dislike. from Refinery 29
I took another bite and relished the taste of the first great sandwich I'd had in more than a year of living in this faraway country. from Vice
Palmyra's value in the fight is mostly symbolic, as the UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to 2,85033-year-old relics that ISIS has relished destroying. from The Hill
Montana Democrats relished the news, however, given that Flynn was forced to resign from the White House over questions surrounding phone calls he made to Kislyak. from CNN
The judge clearly relished writing the 76-page opinion, and it was probably no coincidence that he issued his opinion the day before the Delaware opinion. from The New York Times
Cain himself said last week that he was unsure if he would survive the "cumbersome" White House vetting process, but relished the chance to defend himself. from The Hill
Letter To the Editor: Months ago, I relished the prospect of Donald Trump's landing the Republican presidential nomination, in a bring 'em on sort of way. from The New York Times
Blacks suddenly felt at home—"up in the comedy club," somebody might have said—and whites relished the brief peek into a room they rarely saw. from New Yorker
He loved great fashion shows and terrible fashion shows, and relished a good fight, especially when Cathy [Horyn] pricked a designer's ego with a bad review. from Refinery 29
While their founders relished in their personas as spies-for-hire, behind the scenes they have always been startups running on thin margins with stiff competition. from Vice
He relished the chance to discuss a bit of good news — but he inevitably couldn't help but turn the story into a commentary on President Trump. from The New York Times
He relished his role as a gadfly, and Democrats were eager to encourage him because doing so made the Republican conference less united and less effective. from The New York Times
But he must have relished a payback-is-sweet moment last July, when his new company, S4 Capital, announced that it had closed its first deal. from The New York Times
But Mr. Trump has relished his role as an unconventional president, raising the possibility he would dangle the prospect of a peace treaty to Mr. Kim. from The New York Times
Gilbert, the Rangers' career leader in regular-season goals (243) and points (246,21972), said he relished the idea of the two captains being side by side. from The New York Times
Bumgarner spent the early part of his career with the San Francisco Giants, where he relished the guidance he got from the left-hander Randy Johnson. from The New York Times
They cheered his denunciation of Mexicans as "rapists," they relished his attacks on so-called globalism, and heaven help anyone who dared attack their populist hero. from CNBC
But he wasn't ready to give away his supporters yet -- he encouraged them to "hold strong at your caucus" and said he relished a tough fight. from Politico
Professor Ross relished marshaling complex theories honed in the academic world and applying them to Wall Street, where they could be used to address practical problems. from The New York Times
She got the message, which was not fully conscious but true: besides wanting to make up with P., I relished the prospect of showing her off. from New Yorker
The performers relished both the speed and the languor of the choreography, feasting on its dynamic contrasts like actors released by the stimulus of great verse. from The New York Times
The vote cements McCain's status as the Senate's maverick, a role he relished earlier in his career when President George W. Bush occupied the White House. from The Hill
But he relished his return to Charlotte, where he grew up to become perhaps the greatest shooter of all time — and where he is still revered. from The New York Times
Yet it doesn't seem to partake in the same type of microtransaction and downloadable content strategies that other companies have relished in over the past few years. from The Verge
At the age of 27 I enrolled on Nottingham Trent University's Communication Studies degree where I relished in the emergence of post-modernism as a module topic. from Vice
" A one point a household name in America, Campbell said she relished the relative anonymity of living in the UK. "I literally did not get bothered once! from Fox News
In the panoply of Trump controversies that they have relished, rolled their eyes over and forgiven, posing as his own spokesperson in the distant past barely registers. from CNN
"I relished it, and I'm ruined for life because there's no more perfect fit I feel like for me than that writing and that show," she said. from People
Growing up in a household with exotic pets like iguanas and boa constrictors, Murphy became fascinated with biodiversity, and relished exploring local California parks with her family. from Vice
Stenson has relished the responsibilities of carrying the Claret Jug around the world and he was sad to hand it back to the tournament organizers this week. from Reuters
That doesn't mean I relished our no longer speaking: Cutting someone out of your life—someone whose DNA you have, someone whose eyes you have—is painful. from Vice
Paxton, known as one of the nicest in Hollywood, says he's relished playing the villain in the film about two teenagers desperate to escape their broken homes. from People
Spacey clearly relished the chance to ham it up as Underwood, infusing every bribe and blackmail with just the right balance of ruthless charm (and outright ruthlessness). from The Verge
I picked myself up off the floor, drove my leather boot through Rick Sanchez's body, and relished the crunch as his wooden frame cracked beneath my foot. from Vice
" He clearly relished the environment, asking the crowd at one point if he could "go off script a bit" because the text in his teleprompter was "boring. from Axios
In recent weeks, she has again relished the role, disparaging Mr. Trump in interviews and urging him to "man up" and debate Mr. Cruz head-to-head. from The New York Times
He also reportedly argued that the U.S. has ultimately gained from its trade with China, because it has offered access to cheap products relished by American consumers. from The Hill
HONG KONG (Reuters) - British actor Benedict Cumberbatch said at the world premiere of his new film "Doctor Strange" he relished playing his first role as a superhero. from Reuters
While Cespedes nursed his leg — and team officials said they thought he could avoid the 21-day disabled list — Lagares has relished his opportunity to play more. from The New York Times
He was enlisted by associates to guide the island, a trusteeship, to sovereignty after a century of Spanish, German, Japanese and American jurisdiction, a challenge he relished. from The New York Times
Even if you hated the music, you might've pretended to like it (me), relished in vocally hating it (my internet friends) or followed them closely anyway (both). from Vice
Todd Frazier, New Jersey born and bred and rescued from the rebuilding White Sox in July, relished every moment, knowing that the uncertainty of free agency awaits. from The New York Times
And for a governor who so relished the spotlight, with a natural ability to captivate and control it, it was a perfect storm of a final term. from The New York Times
They loved Ms. Warren, they said, as they snacked on free pizza and relished the opportunity to take selfies with a cardboard cutout of the presidential candidate. from The New York Times
It was hard to tell who was having more fun: the crowd as it shouted its welcome back or a playful Woods as he relished the sounds. from The New York Times
Bridget's funny nature is what Coon loves best about the role, and she relished the chance to stretch beyond what casting agents tend to like her for. from The New York Times
Mr. Serkin relished teaching, and held posts at institutions including the Mannes School of Music and the Juilliard School in New York, and, in recent years, Bard. from The New York Times
He relished the role of provocateur, defending the right of people to say and write whatever they wanted, even if it involved racial slurs, apartheid and pornography. from The New York Times
Although I relished the callbacks to classic musicals, they make "La La Land" the tribute band you settle for because the original group is no longer around. from The New York Times
ERC - whose leader Oriol Junqueras was sentenced to 13 years in prison earlier this year over the failed 2017 bid for Catalan independence - has relished the opportunity. from Reuters
House Speaker Paul Ryan said he was sometimes on the receiving end of McCain's "distinct brand of candor" and said the late senator relished a good fight. from Reuters
Some of them explicitly embraced the Gaullist legacy, notably Jacques Chirac, who denounced the American "hyperpower", urged a counterbalancing multi-polar world, and relished the strong, centralised presidency. from Economist
Since his arrival in Washington, Donald Trump has clearly relished the image of a raging bull, but he often suggests that the china shop was built around him. from The Hill
It became a cool, secret place to shop; only a few other kids from the neighborhood knew of the splendors inside that Walgreens — and we relished in it. from Refinery 29
Rilke relished more long talks with Rodin and the book is filled with examples of how Rodin stimulated the poet during this period of employment and intense dialogue. from Hyperallergic
On the largest, Channel One, announcers relished America's humiliating obsession with claims that Russia had interfered in its elections and that Mr Trump employed prostitutes while visiting Moscow. from Economist
I relished the fun his abilities might provide, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized I was missing the entire point of his character. from Vice
Having been mocked and belittled by the property developer for seven months, Mr Bush must have relished his attack on Mr Trump's past use of eminent-domain laws. from Economist
The actor relished the chance to embody Getty, even though he had to go through a five-hour makeup process every day to play the 81-year-old. from People
Soon after the agreement with Schumer and Pelosi was made public, Trump relished the bipartisan spirit, and was soon back on the phone with the two Democratic leaders. from CNN
Jimmy Kimmel relished in the non-event that was Trump's made up award show, meant to criticize news outlets that aren't Fox & Friends, on his show Wednesday night. from Mashable
And to be honest, I don't think anybody needs to spend $610,000 on a supercar when the Lambo Aventador SVJ's charms can be relished for a lot less. from Business Insider
Art and food service have always coexisted at Ellen's, where actors and singers relished the chance to earn money, hone their craft and audition in their off hours. from The New York Times
WASHINGTON — As Donald J. Trump prepared to take his beauty pageant to Moscow in 20143, he relished the participation of one man above all: President Vladimir V. Putin. from The New York Times
Chris Christie, a Republican who had relished refusing to raise any taxes, even as the state's Transportation Trust Fund, which is financed by the gas tax, ran low. from The New York Times
Patmore said — a couple of years, at any rate — and from my side, I can only say how much I've relished your company, your commentary and your camaraderie. from The New York Times
Morning sickness was never a factor, my hair and skin were better than ever, I relished each glimpse of my rounded belly as I ran past storefront windows. from Vice
Known for his savvy, analytics-laced way of leading the Rockets, Morey — former high school trombonist, current theater obsessive — has relished the chance to sneak behind the curtain. from The New York Times
He paid when we ate out; I never even offered, in part because I knew doing so would displease him, but also because I relished feeling cared for. from The New York Times
She explained how, as a writer always looking for good material, she relished the opportunity to talk to Trump, then a fixture on the New York social scene. from Vice News
He showed me cuts on his hands and complained that his midsection hurt, but it was clear to me that he relished combat whether he won or lost. from The New York Times
Shapovalov and Tiafoe relished knifing sharply angled drop volley winners during their match Thursday, exchanging a high-five at the net after one particularly sublime shot by Shapovalov. from The New York Times
In the 24.6 campaign she embraced Mr. Biden's ultimately doomed presidential run and then his selection as Barack Obama's running mate, and relished her work as second lady. from The New York Times
Yet many others relished seeing my representations of an accused federal judge being used to attack my credibility, even as they claimed to defend the rule of law. from The Hill
LONDON — President Trump has always relished throwing European leaders off balance, antagonizing allies, embracing insurgents and setting off a frantic contest for how best to deal with him. from The New York Times
He relished that role during his several trips to Ukraine and other European countries, where he pitched the fuel as an alternative to the continent's reliance on Russia. from Politico
On Saturday, Trump relished in the opportunity not to be "presidential," mocking critics who say his behavior and speech aren't up to par with past Oval Office standards. from The Hill
To the Editor: I can't tell you how much I relished Alexandra Fuller's three-book review of memoirs by Reema Zaman, Sophia Shalmiyev and Pam Houston (Feb. 3). from The New York Times
While Democrats assailed the president's budget, Mr. Azar relished the opportunity to attack Democrats' proposals to establish a single-payer health care system billed as Medicare for all. from The New York Times
Settling in over a gold-striped box of Cleopatra Lites from Egypt, the pair relished a quiet moment, far from the surveillance of the "smoking police" at home. from The New York Times
Trump has relished the grandiosity of the estate, summoning potential Cabinet picks for meetings there at the same time regular members shuffle through the stately living and dining rooms. from CNN
Another skill required was performance, which I had long relished anyway; PR was a venue where I had my own stage, to enact the pageant of showbiz and sales. from Vox
From his work in Grammy-nominated Haitus Kaiyote, to his R&B project with Jace XL, and his prolific career as DJ—there hasn't been much we haven't relished. from Vice
He relished especially the British Open, once disdained by Americans, because it gave him the chance to play, and win, in the rain-and-windswept cradle of the game. from Economist
He relished the demise of ISIS founder Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, playing the role of a ruthless commander-in-chief to silence critics of his impulsive foreign policy leadership. from CNN
Over the past few years, an enfeebled France has been a chronically weak partner for Germany, pushing Mrs Merkel into a solo role that she neither sought nor relished. from Economist
Had I been watching this with someone else—either huddled in bed on a laptop or with friends in a theater—I would have relished in our shared unease. from Gizmodo
Some Brazilians relished the imminent arrest of Mr. da Silva, seeing it as a measure of justice in a country where powerful politicians have stolen with impunity for years. from The New York Times
I both hated and relished those moments, when I registered that I understood the mathematical concepts perfectly well, yet could not comprehend the words coming out of her mouth. from Vice
Anne Hathaway clearly relished a little rule-breaking and pettiness in Ocean's 8, so why not enlist her as a feuding royal in a special episode from the novellas? from Mashable
The underwear itself was glamorous and exotic too, heavy on silky fabrics, embellishments, and rich colors, and lacking the cheeseball factor that competitors like Frederick's of Hollywood relished in. from Refinery 29
Lots, in short, of the levelling out, the subsidy-less prosperity, the excitement, enjoyment and fun of the very sort she (and the original Walter Bagehot) would have relished. from Economist
Wolff said Mercedes, who have one of the biggest budgets and are set to provide engines to four of the 10 teams in 2021, relished the opportunity 2021 represented. from Reuters
Indeed, the mere fact that Flynn relished his role as a full-throated and caustic political campaigner showed he lacked the temperament to handle a top national security post. from CNN
Trump relished the idea of a celebrity-versus-celebrity campaign, telling reporters earlier this month he did not think Winfrey would run but believed he would win that matchup. from Reuters
You can go from being a perfectly normal human being to being on the streets very quickly, and that was a dramatic role and I really relished doing that. from Vice
When Soviet forces shot down an American U-2 spy plane a few years later and caught Eisenhower in a lie, Khrushchev relished the I-told-you-so moment. from The New York Times
Ms. Cincotta renovated the bathrooms, which had last been updated in the 1970s, but otherwise relished the idea of using the partially empty house as a venue for entertaining. from The New York Times
Hamelin has always relished performing the most technically challenging of piano music, and there is plenty of it in this recital, with pieces by Scriabin, Prokofiev, and Samuil Feinberg. from The New York Times
Ferrara had played three seasons of junior hockey as a teenager, and had relished his years on the ice, but suddenly there was no longer time for the sport. from The New York Times
That is a far cry from the attention heaped on him during his 24 years in office, when he was nicknamed "America's toughest sheriff," and relished acting the part. from The New York Times
For a brief few minutes, "La La Land" lovers relished the victory, while those rooting for "Moonlight" to win best picture turned the TV off or tweeted their anguish. from The New York Times
The American people have relished watching the US National Women's Team players excel at their sport and stand tall for themselves and for women and girls across this country. from CNN
Pruitt has relished the role of Obama-administration antagonist ever since his election as Oklahoma's attorney general in 2010, creating a "federalism unit" to push back on Washington regulations. from Politico
" Despite a bit of teasing from other fighters, Josh appears to have relished his first fight, and is eager to get back into the octagon soon: "It's strangely addictive. from Vice
As a candidate, Trump relished in destroying every norm of political tradition and decency, staking out an openly authoritarian pitch to his base -- and was rewarded with a handsome victory. from CNN
But Russia's military, which has relished the chance to show the world its capabilities, is unlikely to stop until it is confident it has altered the balance of power decisively. from Reuters
I've always loved the natural world and I particularly relished depicting the Hundred Acre Wood (the imaginary forest where Pooh Bear lives) through the different seasons for this new book. from CNN
Khloé Kardashian relished in a sweet bonding session with her 9-month-old daughter True recently, when the tiny tot had one goal in mind: to seize her mom's phone. from People
Breaking free of Washington Friday, Trump clearly relished an appearance at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting in Atlanta, blasting political correctness and conjuring up the populist buzz of 2016. from CNN
She is controlled and cautious, a physicist from East Germany who takes her time making decisions and has never relished the attention that comes from being Europe's most powerful leader. from CNBC
Firstly, he'll have relished a chance to get one over on fellow countryman Louis van Gaal; secondly, who doesn't enjoy winning at Old Trafford, apart perhaps from Louis van Gaal? from Vice
In high school, when I got into the pop-punk scene (reminder of how cool I was/am), I relished taking the train into Manhattan for shows at Webster Hall. from Refinery 29
The Trump campaign relished the release of the hacked emails and was eager to learn about future releases but the president and his campaign team have denied conspiring with Russia. from Reuters
In a recent talk at Penn State University, Ms. McMahon, the telecom company's chief information security officer, suggested that she relished the cat-and-mouse game between hackers and companies. from The New York Times
Under its co-founder Steve Jobs, Apple relished its ability to keep news under wraps and went to great lengths — legally and otherwise — to make sure it remained that way. from The New York Times
It's not often I can watch the sun rise and listen to the birds and other animals come alive in the morning, so I relished the respite from city life. from Business Insider
Once a fixture of political talk shows who relished jousting with the news media, Mr. Trump has turned more cautious: He has not held a news conference since July 27. from The New York Times
Anyone who relished that series for its obsession with the niceties of class distinction will find plenty to enjoy here, and there's no one like Fellowes for giving good dowager. from The New York Times
He said he relished his experience in Rio, from walking as part of the opening ceremony to his runner-up performance to Rose, an Englishman who competed for Britain's team. from The New York Times
Witte, a talented seven-footer, went on to play three years for the Cleveland Cavaliers, where he relished the intense play at the NBA level and the friendships he made. from Vice
He offers rich insight into strategic maneuvering in an era that relished politics both as the founders' greatest gift to a free people and as an often ferocious blood sport. from The New York Times
The airport's executive director, Gabe Monzo, who first met Palmer while busing tables at the country club as a teenager, said he had relished the enthusiasm Palmer brought to meetings. from The New York Times
It's the sort of clash that Biden has relished -- one that gave him the opportunity to go toe-to-toe with Trump as if the general election had already arrived. from CNN
She relished the glamorous side of publishing and, like her husband, became a clotheshorse, wearing Dior, Chanel, Schiaparelli; she grew her red-painted fingernails so long that they resembled talons. from New Yorker
He also said that the Trump Organization had made the decision to focus on its own properties, rather than the new foreign deals that his father relished before taking office. from The Hill
Democrats, weary of political fights over the Affordable Care Act and divided over a "Medicare for all" single-payer health care plan, relished the opportunity to rally around Social Security. from The New York Times
I relished the fact that 2019 means getting myself back on track and staying organized — hopefully not just for the first week back to work, but for the entire year ahead. from Refinery 29
Floyd was hailed as a hero -- a role he likely didn't intend to play that morning -- and remembered for the role he relished playing -- a loving family man, an adoring grandfather. from CNN
These guys are from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and I've just admired their work for so long, so I kind of relished the idea of getting to work with them. from Refinery 29
" Jackson said he hadn't seen or spoken to Prince in 15 years, but always relished seeing his little brother on TV and reading about him in magazines – " 'There's my brother, Prince. from People
Readers, particularly literary women in their twenties and thirties, seem to be entranced by this child of Hollywood, who unabashedly relished her LA milieu and both chronicled and defended its paradoxes. from Buzzfeed News
And he relished presenting the gleaming, oversized President's Cup trophy topped with a spread-winged eagle -- which he said he purchased himself -- at a sumo wresting tournament, or basho, in Tokyo. from CNN
There are bent and twisted arms and legs to be relished, along with the beautiful, dark, twisted fantasies found in the left eye of a doomed man staring out at us. from Hyperallergic
They tear up and throw out just about everything good about the show that the fandom relished, in service of a thoughtless artistic vision ripped from crappy early-aughts movie musicals. from The Verge
The pleasure that these women anticipated, and then relished, in their food actually helped them to be more nourished than when they received the same nutrients in a less palatable package. from Vice
Twitter users relished the opportunity to send in their suggestions, and even more importantly, they received acknowledgement that their ideas were being heard and considered by the company's ultimate decision-maker. from CNBC
My parents, Sunny and Jack Meisler, relished the suburban lifestyle and made sure my brothers and I had all the things they didn't have because they both grew up very poor. from Vice
India's legendary tycoon Sir Ratan Tata told "Managing Asia" in an exclusive interview in 2013 how he relished taking on new challenges as he built Tata Sons into a corporate behemoth. from CNBC
Despite the fact that her father has so relished in projecting an image of lavish, flamboyant wealth, Ivanka has not fell into the trappings of what Chinese consider "rich kid" behavior. from Refinery 29
The role he said he relished most was that of Benjamin Franklin, which he played in revivals of "1776" on Broadway in 20073 and at Ford's Theater in Washington in 2003. from The New York Times
The part of movie making we relished the most was gathering around the TV to play back the tapes, oftentimes laughing at our own on-screen stupidity and shoddy camera work. from Vice
As the revival prodded Will, Grace, and Jack to grapple with their advancing years, it largely left Karen alone, allowing her room to play the chaotic evil role she's always relished. from Vox
Craig McEwen said in an interview that Dr. McEwen had "relished the idea" of playing that role "and was delighted to become a minister on the internet as his last degree." from The New York Times
The Massachusetts Democrat, who has relished fights with billionaires throughout her campaign, wasted no time in taking on the former New York City mayor at Wednesday night's debate in Las Vegas. from Vox
The confidence that you will not be watched in a department store, that you are the preferred customer in high-end restaurants—these social inflections, belonging to whiteness, are greedily relished. from New Yorker
In 1992, after he went through bankruptcy, Trump told Charlie Rose that he relished the chance to exact revenge on those who failed to come to his aid in tough times. from Politico
He said that he had begun thinking about retirement last year as he was preparing for his second hip replacement but that he relished the challenge of competing in Hockey East. from The New York Times
"The cattle herders came and wiped out my joy," the 44-year-old widow told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, recalling how her husband had relished working on the farm after his retirement. from Reuters
Cumberbatch was in an equally mischievous mood during his 15-minute appearance, telling us how he relished learning martial arts and sorcery and undergoing physical and mental changes as his character progressed. from Mashable
The tech sector has been the focus of investors in the last few weeks as the market grappled with poor earnings from Apple, and relished in big beats from Facebook and Amazon. from CNBC
A 50-ish, beefy white guy, wearing a gray T-shirt that was too small and black nylon shorts (our approved informal attire)—and who relished bearing bad news—lumbered toward me. from Vice
Hend, who has a place in the field for next week's British Open at Royal Troon, relished the challenge of the elements in a round that featured an eagle and three birdies. from Reuters
But the Euroda power users who were there in the heady 90s relished the program, and online communities are dedicated to keeping the email client working for those who still love it. from Vice
He relished provoking Vladimir Putin, reportedly calling him "Lilli-Putin", and was unabashed about his admiration for America, which in turn regarded him as a democratic beacon in a region of autocrats. from Economist
People reports that the "Can't Stop The Feeling" singer spoke at The Hollywood Reporter's Women in Entertainment breakfast on Wednesday, where he relished in being one of the few men in attendance. from Refinery 29
Peter Kline, 66, has relished crossing the finish line at over 100 marathons — and for nearly half of them, the experienced distance runner has managed to push someone else to victory too. from People
Omar, whom Trump has particularly relished disparaging in recent months, said on Tuesday that she would break with Ocasio-Cortez and Pressley, tweeting about her plans to appear for the president's speech. from Politico
Since then, McCain, who relished the label of maverick earlier in his career but has aligned himself more closely with the GOP establishment recently, has become a big thorn in Trump's side. from The Hill
Cosby's serial successes translated into extraordinary fame and considerable influence -- and he relished the opportunity to use his lofty status as a platform to make public pronouncements about social responsibility and parenting. from CNN
Boston Italian and adorable, he relished in being a gentleman, drove me to the front of restaurants before he parked, opened doors for me, lent me his jacket when I got cold. from Vice
Ramos said Maduro relished the back-and-forth dialogue, which touched on the lack of democracy in Venezuela, human rights abuses, political prisoners, elections and the the humanitarian crisis racking the country. from The Hill
One member of the team told me he had a pit in his stomach all night but Bush was relaxed, and even relished cleaning out his competition at the makeshift card table. from The Hill
Chris Christie relished a 2013 scheme to close lanes to the George Washington Bridge and create major gridlock in an effort to punish a political foe, a former ally testified on Tuesday. from The New York Times
You can tell that Mr. McDonagh relished the application of absurdism to the political correction (he knows "person-of-color-torturing" really is linguistic torture, maybe even for a person of color). from The New York Times
Mr. Trump has always relished gossiping over plates of well-done steak, salad slathered with Roquefort dressing and bacon crumbles, tureens of gravy and massive slices of dessert with extra ice cream. from The New York Times
Mr. Orban has relished attacking the European Union, even while enjoying the benefits that come with membership, including billions in funding that play a key role in the health of Hungary's economy. from The New York Times
Behind the scenes, he has relished working with Mourinho again, and he has forged a firm friendship with his teammate Henrikh Mkhitaryan, often dining with him, and Paul Pogba, in the city. from The New York Times
The first fight was over Social Security, a topic Sanders relished, as he contrasted his years of advocacy for expanding the system with Biden's occasional flirtations with "adjustments," reducing payouts to beneficiaries. from Washington Post
BERLIN (Reuters) - She is controlled and cautious, a physicist from East Germany who takes her time making decisions and has never relished the attention that comes from being Europe's most powerful leader. from Reuters
Mary and Joseph seemed to have more meaning to her than just being part of our Christmas tradition, and I soon relished watching her play out her inner turmoil with their help. from The New York Times
So long as the building systems were reliable, "we felt capable of creating what we wanted," said Mr. Ferguson, who relished the idea of collaborating with an architect on a gut renovation. from The New York Times
Backed by a dream-team of musicians, two vocal groups and a 40-piece orchestra, Elvis relished the reunion with his fans, many of them housewives who had screamed for him as teenagers. from Economist
She wasn't too sure about the b'stilla and salad (while I, on the other hand, relished the fresh tastes and textures), while the Magnum bar made her laugh and appreciate the childhood reference. from Vice
The shot broke up a pattern that Nadal has traditionally relished, and when Verdasco fought off a fine serve to the body on the next point to break, he was on his way. from The New York Times
The World Cup is one of the world's most-watched television events, so big companies have traditionally relished the platform it offers their brands, and competed fiercely for the sponsorship slots on offer. from Economist
William Tunstall-Pedoe had wrapped up his studies in computer science several years earlier, but he still relished the musty aroma of old paper, the feeling of books pressing in from every side. from Wired
" Glenn Thrush & Maggie Haberman in The NY Times: "But the president also relished the opportunity to confound critics who accused him of abandoning campaign promises to govern as a bipartisan, deal-cutting businessman. from Axios
The fashion world represented, too, with appearances by a number top models, such as Kendall Jenner and Candice Huffine, who both relished the opportunity to live out their own personal Pretty Woman fantasies. from People
Settling in the Left Bank neighborhood of Montparnasse, an artists' enclave, Delaney, like Baldwin, relished a sense of freedom as a gay black man that he did not have in the United States. from The New York Times
Both Trump and Cruz have spoken out against political correctness in their careers, and it appeared the audience in Indiana relished seeing a presidential candidate say he used spankings to discipline his children. from The Hill
" Britons, he said, relished reports of her legendary thriftiness, including stories, apocryphal or not, that she roams Buckingham Palace turning off lights, enjoys soap operas and eats "nonbanquet dinners out of Tupperware containers. from The New York Times
In 1989, when Vice President Dan Quayle nonsensically remarked that "I believe we are on an irreversible trend toward more freedom and democracy, but that could change," we all dutifully relished the gaffe. from The New York Times
Munch, though heartsick, was not a recluse; he was, in fact, a canny self-promoter who relished the opposition of Norway's conservative establishment and used news media controversy to build an international career. from The New York Times
For people like Josef Albers and Morley Safer, who relished human seeing and esteemed painting as a vehicle toward universal truths, Turner is the equal of Goethe, his personality secondary to his genius. from The New York Times
So when he decided in 2250 to design a home of his own on the countryside 873 miles west of the Belgian city of Ghent, Mr. Vandenbussche relished the idea of complete control. from The New York Times
Outliving all of his peers, Douglas will be remembered as the last of a certain type of movie star who relished the ability to loom larger than life, as if personifying Hollywood itself. from Buzzfeed News
Instead, he relished in applause for signing a nonbinding letter to Congress outlining his wish to privatize air traffic control — which no one on Capitol Hill seems hell bent on paying attention to. from Vox
Fascists and communists hated each other and relished their battles, first in the streets and later, when they took over states, in wars bigger and more terrible than any the world had ever seen. from Economist
Although Rob Lowe relished the opportunity to research and play "the Yoda of gigolos" in his new film How to Be a Latin Lover, he didn't take any of his work home with him. from People
I was a lonesome freelancer in Central America before my internship in London, so I relished the weekly meetings where the whole staff debates world events and appreciated the intense editing of my stories. from Economist
Hanyu, who has won two world championships himself, said he relished the competition - which is taking place at the same arena just north of Tokyo where he won his first world title in 2014. from Reuters
Isabel Zuaa, who plays the black slave Preta, said she faced prejudice on a daily basis in real life and relished the chance to play a woman who stirs up revolutionary feelings in Joaquim. from Reuters
The bill's sponsor, Senator Nathan Dahm, had said he relished the chance to fight for it in court and hoped that it could lead to a reconsideration of abortion rights by the Supreme Court. from The New York Times
" As Housman's obituary in the London Times put it, "In his attitude to life, there seemed something baffled and even shrinking, as though he feared criticism and emotion alike more than he relished experience. . . . from New Yorker
In addition, Stan and Ollie were, by all accounts, decent folk, industrious in their craft, courteous to their supporters, and especially appealing to children, who relished the revelation that adults could be idiots, too. from New Yorker
He has also always relished the role of maverick, of the man no one could pin down and no one could force to do or say something he didn't want to do or say. from CNN
It was the first marathon I trained for alone, but that was what I needed at the time: I was living with roommates, and I relished the solo, contemplative time that running gave me. from Vox
Mr. Trump has relished his role as the decider in chief, growing more emboldened about intervening in intraparty contests as nearly all of the candidates he has backed in primaries this year have won. from The New York Times
He prided himself on his ability to navigate different cultures, and he relished Cairo's unruly street life: the smoky cafes, the endless hustle, the candy-colored party boats that plied the Nile at night. from The New York Times
But for a team that has begun to stall after a torrid start to the season, the Yankees relished a rare night in a cozy American League East ballpark filled with few fraught moments. from The New York Times
Communities bulldozed by construction undertaken in the name of progress before the act would have relished the chance to have a say in their fate, even if their outcry wouldn't have changed the outcome. from CNN
Nigel Farage, the former leader of the UK Independence Party who helped lead the campaign for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, has relished the prospect of the Italians giving the Germans a headache. from The New York Times
With "Postcards," Fisher switched her focus from acting to writing, and she found particular distinction in trashing the very rites of celebrity that her mother so gleefully relished and dutifully executed, to diminishing returns. from The New York Times
But while many anti-abortion activists applauded the President and relished in the power that being so close to the administration offered, not every activist was so unconditionally excited by their new bedfellow. Rev. from Vice
Instead, thanks to the soothing half hour of Otonamaki I'd just enjoyed, I leaned back and relished my remaining moments of womb-dwelling while Ms. Katayama set to work releasing me back into adulthood. from Vice
We lost George Michael, a brilliant pop artist who relished homosexual pleasure and refused to be ashamed of it, even when the world at large tried to shame the gayness right out of him. from Vox
He relished eating one early Wednesday morning — at breakfast time, in fact — before sending out a picture on Twitter showing a similarly heaping pile of cured meat on rye with a one-word tweet: America. from The New York Times
ExxonMobil's global sponsorship manager Kai Decker said his company relished the challenge of competition between Renault-powered teams and against its former partners while Horner said fuel developments had contributed significantly to this year's performance. from Reuters
Because my life was safe and boring at the time, I relished these tales of peril, and incessantly asked for more of them, in the way that someone might binge on Law and Order episodes. from Buzzfeed News
Pelosi also relished in the fact that Trump said he would "proudly" take ownership for a government shutdown — something Democratic leaders were quick to seize on in a press conference following the extraordinary, televised meeting. from The Hill
One of the things Isaac relished about Anchorage, he said, was the feeling that you could make a real, immediate impact with your work, and that you had access to those in positions of power. from The New York Times
Yaeger accurately captures what so many admired about Cunningham and his eye: He wasn't part of some exclusive, elusive group — nor did he want to be; he relished New York in all of its eccentricity. from Refinery 29
He seemed to have relished the work, from his beginnings driving a patrol car in the bad-old-days Bronx to overseeing the steady crackle of gunfire as the commanding officer at the firing range. from The New York Times
She was at the height of her professional success, toast of the stylish supper clubs where Paris and New York society swells rubbed shoulders nightly with glamorous performers of color whose effortless chic they relished. from The New York Times
Ms. Fan's abrupt fall from public grace has been one of the biggest news sensations in China in recent months, worrying fans and colleagues while delighting others who relished the travails of a rich celebrity. from The New York Times
French President Emmanuel Macron tried flattery -- hosting Trump at a military parade on the Champs-Élysées, which the US President relished -- but still could not persuade Trump to reverse his decision on the climate deal. from CNN
Trump has visibly relished using his presidential pardon power, issuing pardons of late boxer Jack Johnson; Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of an Arizona county; and ex-White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby, among others. from Reuters
The day before the race, she told Tonic that "it would probably take a minor miracle" to advance out of the first round and into the final, but she relished just being at the meet. from Vice
In films that followed, Tarantino started using historical context to more righteously couch the violence he's always relished, a choice that actually felt more disingenuous to me than the violence just existing for its own sake. from Buzzfeed News
Washington (CNN)Officials in 12 states, including Texas, say they will sue the White House over its new transgender directive in schools, once again pitting the Lone Star State against an administration they have relished fighting. from CNN
It's also non-negotiable in my mind that there are fewer bands more enjoyable than Canada's Fucked Up, at whose live shows push pits and the throwing of cheap cider are not only expected, but relished. from Vice
I'd relished this time, however—a temporary peace treaty brokered by the smooth, breezy tunes of these yacht rock kings—and was in no rush to leap back into the fray of the ongoing generational battle. from Vice
On the field and off, she has relished the big stage and has sought to use the public platform provided by the success of the national team to advance both women's soccer and broader social issues. from The New York Times
Despite never receiving recognition from the Army in her lifetime, it was clear from an interview Banker gave to The Evening World, of New York, in September 1919 that she had relished serving in the war. from The New York Times
Since then, he has had numerous high-profile clients, but he relished the idea of creating something special for Mr. Bonsignore: an apartment that "evokes masculinity" with the sophisticated feeling of a grown-up bachelor pad. from The New York Times
When given the opportunity to flee the Knicks after their 17-win disaster of a 2014-15 season, he deluded himself into thinking things would quickly improve because he relished being the man in New York. from The New York Times
His role as Washington's most powerful Democrat will also be diminished; with the House turning blue, Schumer will have to compete with a Democratic speaker for the microphone he's relished using over the past two years. from Politico
For decades, the Yankees have relished having alumni return as guest instructors; among those who have been in camp this year are Ron Guidry, Lee Mazzilli, Rich Gossage, Stump Merrill and the recently retired Nick Swisher. from The New York Times
Once known as one of Wall Street's toughest rabble-rousers who relished writing humiliating letters to chief executives, Loeb has recently toned down the rhetoric, maturing into a more disciplined investor, say investors who know him. from CNBC
The cheering obviously rankled Bauer, though, and he relished the opportunity to stick it to the home crowd at the end of the game, helpfully filling in fans behind the dugout on the updated series record. from Vice
By statistically significant margins, the subjects relished their favorite tunes less while on naltrexone, a drug that shuts down the brain's opioid receptors and is prescribed to addicts to make their substance of choice pleasure-less. from Vice
The motley mix of players from eight small European nations, many of which have never played together, relished the underdog role and quickly forged a remarkable bond that left them two wins shy of world hockey supremacy. from Reuters
At the Council on Foreign Relations, at Bilderberg meetings, or on the Trilateral Commission which he founded in 1973, he relished discussing world affairs with people of equal quality and influence from North America, Europe and Asia. from Economist
Preston and his wife, Lisa, who joined the business 15 years ago, were both in corporate jobs, but Preston — who was a supervisor for Rite Aid drugstores near Acadiana, Louisiana— relished the idea of working for himself. from CNBC
The new brewers relished the opportunity the style presented for showing off their skills, running wild with new varieties of hops—which turned out to grow very well in the Pacific Northwest—in search of distinctive personality. from Economist
The entrepreneur, who previously founded Blogger and sold it to Google, was then a regular attendee at SXSW, where he relished an opportunity to gather with like-minded technologists who believed in the potential of the web. from The Verge
But speaking a day before to the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Magesa said he relished his freedom in New York, where he was staying with the Global Medical Relief Fund, a charity that aids children wounded in conflict. from Reuters
Trump has relished the unilateral authority of his presidential clemency powers, but a standardized system has yet to emerge at the White House for Trump to augment his use of those powers as he suggested he would. from CNN
The Republicans soon split into Conkling's "Stalwarts"—pro-patronage and eager, after a decent interval, to restore the pliable, obliviously corrupted Grant—and Blaine's more reform-minded "Half-Breeds," their name one that Conkling no doubt relished. from New Yorker
Whether he's being feted by sword wielding dancers or reviewing rows of French troops, Trump has relished formal state welcomes and the importance they confer upon him as he jets aboard Air Force One to global capitals. from CNN
In 1965, they played on the first album by the Fugs, whose leaders, the poets Ed Sanders and Tuli Kupferberg, relished the anarchic and puerile side of rock but had only the most rudimentary skills playing instruments. from The New York Times
Her forceful personality was also evident in the business world; some of her acres were rich in coal, and she relished scrapping with the coal titans of the 1830s as she tried to improve the estate's fortunes. from The New York Times
After getting his master's, he decided that he did not want to be an accountant and took a career detour, first working as a reporter in 1949 for The New Orleans Item, where he relished covering crime. from The New York Times
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Undefeated middleweight slugger Gennady Golovkin will put four world championship belts on the line March 18 against WBA champion Daniel Jacobs, who said on Tuesday that he relished another chance to beat the odds. from Reuters
And while some have warned him about the economic consequences, several have relished the prospect of another dramatic move that would call attention to what they have described as an illegal immigration crisis on the southern border. from CNN
Since achieving his dream, he has relished the adventure of sailing pirated waters in the Gulf of Aden, accepted the risks of North Sea storms, and endured 10-month long stretches of separation from everyone he loved. from The New York Times
Mr. Romney, then a candidate for the presidency, and his wife, Ann, were not thrilled about having to submit to Mr. Trump, who relished the attention but plainly did not have a natural connection with Mr. Romney. from The New York Times
When they found their current apartment, a long, 12.5-foot-wide rectangle of space in a prewar building that was cut up by interior walls, they relished the challenge of transforming it into a hyper-efficient home. from The New York Times
At times, he seems to have relished cultivating the notion that he saw Quixote's story as his own, as if the mystique around its seemingly cursed journey to the big screen was really part of the movie itself. from Vox
Mr Xi would have relished the occasion even had the predictions of many in the global elite a year ago proved accurate—that Britain would vote to stay in the EU and that Mr Trump would not win. from Economist
From Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello's steady feed of pics from their Palm Beach bash to Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard's hush-hush private nuptials at the courthouse, we relished every detail, snap, and moment we could gather. from Refinery 29
Trump reportedly relished flaunting total control over the decision between war and peace, but in reality the brinkmanship showed just how quickly tough talk with Iran could spiral out of control into a conflict neither side really wants. from Vice News
"It's not his M.O. to be noticed, which is why these past couple of weeks — I don't think he's relished," said Stephanie Martz, who worked with Shaub while she served in the White House counsel's office under Obama. from The Hill
He landed the gig with the help of his agent, and relished his time there, the regular paychecks, the airline tickets, the freedom to roam about for stories, even though he wasn't entirely trusting of his own voice. from Vice
"Sapho" brings a somber aria for the unfaithful Phaon and a tour de force finale for its jilted title character, in which her spoken monologue — relished by Ms. Paulin — is punctuated by sung choral responses and orchestral accompaniment. from The New York Times
And he hadn't relished the idea of returning to his previous living situation: occupying "a closet" in a Williamsburg, Brooklyn, share that cost so much he had to work nights as a hotel doorman to pay the rent. from The New York Times
Since Kofi arrived, Ms. Danso has relished the chance to cook meals that they had enjoyed together in Ghana, like fried red plantains, bean stew and fufu, a West African mainstay made from cassava or other starchy staples. from The New York Times
Parents entering the theater said they relished the chance for their children to see themselves and their language reflected on the big screen, in a different kind of story that they hoped would instill pride in being Maori. from The New York Times
And Democrats eyed Representative Darrell Issa's once-safe seat in Southern California, hoping to bring down the former chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, one who relished his role as an Obama administration antagonist. from The New York Times
Competing in the long-established PGA Tour event for the first time after being tempted here by the recommendations of many of his peers, McIlroy has already relished the multiple challenges posed by the classic par-71 layout. from Reuters
Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) Gutiérrez has emerged over the years as the face of the Democrats' efforts to protect immigrants, documented and undocumented, living in the United States — a role he's relished in the current fight over DACA. from The Hill
Though we relished in our British Christmas feast (which we all proudly whipped up from scratch), back at home we get the best of both worlds — a roast and seafood, thanks to our British roots and Australian weather. from Business Insider
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - United States gold medal hopes Nicholas Lucena and Phil Dalhausser relished Thursday's marathon victory against Italy's Paolo Nicolai and Daniele Lupo, a performance they said put them in good stead for the knockout rounds. from Reuters
She told me how much she relished her life with the Islamist militant commander to whom she was married off while in captivity for about a year, how he had taken care of her and provided all her needs. from CNN
Justice Scalia, who relished a vigorous debate, would hardly be surprised by the fierce battle that has erupted over his now-vacant seat, but his admirers hoped to focus for a few hours at least on his powerful legacy. from The New York Times
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Criminal charges and a request by prosecutors to jail Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva are putting the former Brazilian president and leftist icon back in a role he has long relished: that of the martyr. from Reuters
I remember frequently receiving Handi-Snacks in my Pocahontas lunch box, an apparent attempt to win social acceptance for which I'll never forgive my mom, although I know four-year-old me sure as hell relished that artificial cheese. from Hyperallergic
An expulsion Bina Aaron, who grew up the oldest of nine children in the Hasidic community in Borough Park, Brooklyn, relished accompanying her grandfather to his job in Manhattan&aposs diamond district when she was about 12 years old. from Fox News
Although Trump has relished going after Biden -- whom he has branded "Sleepy Joe" and attacked for his age, despite being just three years younger -- he has largely shied away from savaging Harris, the only black woman in the primary. from CNN
They filed a lawsuit against US Soccer in their fight for equal pay, they consistently spoke against those who criticized them for being unapologetic throughout the tournament, and they relished in the pressure to prove how good they are. from Business Insider
The President's abrupt gambit inflamed a debate about the protests that he has relished but that has dragged two rare unifying points of American life -- the NFL and the National Anthem -- into the treacherous politics of the Trump era. from CNN
An on-air comment by Bill O'Reilly — that slaves who built the White House were "well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government" — prompted the kind of outcry that the provocative and unapologetic Mr. Ailes often relished. from The New York Times
So while American Pharoah did keep racing for a while, in part because his owner relished the attention the horse was generating, the business-minded partnership that owns Justify may come to a different, more bottom line-focused, conclusion. from The New York Times
Mr. Mulvaney, a former congressman from South Carolina, has relished curbing the agency's power — curtailing its enforcement activity, easing up on payday lenders and urging the agency's career staff to be more humble in their efforts to protect consumers. from The New York Times
Mr. Rogers, who won the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2007 and is best known for buildings with exposed structural members and systems, such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris (with Renzo Piano) and Lloyd's of London, relished the challenge. from The New York Times
The Biden campaign bet goes like this: Democrats here may have thrilled to the expansive policy proposals of Warren and Sanders, relished the idea of a fresh face like Buttigieg or felt affinity for their neighbor from Minnesota, Klobuchar. from The New York Times
While some of these lawmakers have long relished in their role as Trump warriors — especially during the years-long Russia probe — the duty has taken on new meaning as Trump faces the greatest threat to his presidency to date. from Politico
From the vibrant performances of this winning cast, headed by the powerhouse baritone Ambrogio Maestri, who owns the title role, it seemed clear that the singers relished the chance this production provides to bring fresh immediacy to Verdi's characters. from The New York Times
He empathized with its protagonist, whose truthful complaints go largely unheeded, and relished a climactic scene in which she sees her double already sitting on the bus she is about to board, smiling back at her through the window. from The New York Times
Comey's career in the capital has been punctuated by high-profile episodes in which he has relished personal independence over allegiance to any specific administration or political party — and done so knowing that the consequences will be deeply political. from Vox
Shaven-headed, cigarette-chewing and dressed in combat gear and weaponry, she was both a sex symbol and an anti-heroine for the underground, relished equally by men and women in a way few female cartoon characters ever have been. from Economist
For nearly two years, McGlynn had relished the opportunity to take children to and from school as a part-time driver for Shuddle, a much-hyped startup that quickly raised $12 million with the promise of helping unburden busy parents. from Mashable
In the upwardly mobile Trump family, Donald was the second and favorite son, the one who got into the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, relished the combat of New York real estate and ultimately made the Trump name an international brand. from The New York Times
A packed chamber and press gallery relished the frequent trading of insults and interruptions for well over an hour, despite the Senate president's repeated attempts to encourage civility, before another former premier, Matteo Renzi, stood up to lambast Salvini further. from CNBC
TEHRAN — Until 2012, the leaders of the National Iranian Tanker Company relished their work, playing cat and mouse with the Western authorities as they tried to keep a portion of their fleet on the seas despite an array of economic sanctions. from The New York Times
If there is an upside for Clinton, it is that she can now head into New Hampshire claiming underdog status, a role she has relished in the past and one that paved the way for Granite State comeback in 2008. from CNN
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said on Saturday that President Donald Trump relished a chant by the crowd at a campaign rally this week that called for a Democratic congresswoman to be sent back where she came from. from Reuters
A man who once participated in pro-wrestling matches with Vince McMahon and relished raunchy interviews with Howard Stern will be commander in chief of the most powerful armed forces in human history, a huge nuclear arsenal at his fingertips. from The Hill
In an interview with Reuters on Tuesday, the 11-times world champion said she relished the chance to battle against a new generation of riders and expected to be in peak fitness when she rolls into the Rio velodrome next month. from Reuters
He is the son of Uncle Mo, who was a 2-year-old champion that relished shorter distance but finished 10th in his only attempt at a mile and a quarter — the Derby distance — in the 2011 Breeders' Cup Classic. from The New York Times
As summarized by Sherman Gillums, chief advocacy officer for AMVETS, Monday night's hearing lead observers "to a cul-de-sac of nothing" as VA official and committee members "simply admired the problem and relished in its complexities" rather than proposing solutions. from The Hill
Just a three-hour dialogue between senior officials from the VA and members of the committee where everyone simply admired the problem and relished in its complexities while leading the room full of observers to a cul-de-sac of nothing. from The Hill
Trump relished in the kinship with his Italian counterpart over immigration issues in his opening remarks during the joint news conference, noting that the Italian Prime Minister was recently swept into power amid mounting frustrations with the migration crisis there. from CNN
Mr. Ford showed little interest in much of the city's business during his time on the Council or as mayor, but he clearly relished the glad-handing side of politics and followed up on constituents' complaints about matters like garbage collection. from The New York Times
The man has always relished extremes: leaving his native Wales to join an Arctic expedition at 17, killing two polar bears in self-defense while wintering on Baffin Island, arresting 244 suspected poachers and bandits as Ethiopia's first game warden. from The New York Times
With my second kid, I relished the monthslong period when she would say "only Daddy" to everything, because by then I knew being the chosen one is often a temporary state, and meeting all your child's needs can be overwhelming. from The New York Times
The video went viral, earning 23 million views as culture vultures relished in Culkin's rare embrace of the character which defined his childhood, led anonymous internet people to make hoaxes about his death, and caused other distasteful byproducts of childhood celebrity. from Vice
Late in his nearly half-century career with The Times, Mr. Lehmann-Haupt began writing the obituaries of leading authors, editors and publishers, an assignment he relished as an opportunity to explore the lives of literati, not just their books. from The New York Times
First as an Atlético Madrid player, and then as its manager, he relished home games in the stadium in late afternoon, when he could look up from the field and see the red and white seats glinting in the waning glow. from The New York Times
During an hourlong performance before a huge American flag, Mr. Trump plainly relished his time in front of the cheering crowd, regaling them with stories of what he argued were unmatched successes as president, and drifting off script for brash asides. from The New York Times
We can wonder what Mr. Trump's presidency would have been like if he had leaned into that side of his TV character from the beginning, rather than the shark from the "Apprentice" boardroom who fomented conflict, browbeat losers and relished fights. from The New York Times
Mr. Chaffetz, 50, a Utah Republican who relished his oversight role more under a Democratic administration, said he was ready to return to the private sector after more than 13 years in public service, calling his decision a "personal" one. from The New York Times
Last year, candidate Trump benefited greatly from the N.R.A.'s endorsement and $30 million worth of campaign support; the N.R.A., in turn, relished Mr. Trump's fear-inducing agenda, which led to greater arms sales among more and more ordinary Americans. from The New York Times
BERLIN, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Meryl Streep said on Thursday that she relished the opportunity to head up her first international film jury in Berlin because it is a festival of world cinema and because all of humanity originated in Africa. from Reuters
She wasn't even allowed to graduate two years early in order to earn free credits at the local community college, because her dad so relished the idea of her in a cap and gown, alongside the classmates she grew up with. from Refinery 29
And while some have warned Trump about the economic consequences, several of his political advisers have relished the prospect of another dramatic move that would call attention to what they have described as an illegal immigration crisis on the southern border. from CNN
He relished a statement from the special counsel's office that disputed a report that he had directed Michael D. Cohen, his longtime lawyer and fixer, to lie to Congress about his role in negotiations to build a Trump skyscraper in Moscow. from The New York Times
As a child, I relished the sound of beads clinking together at the end of my braids as I jumped rope, but flinched while getting my hair pressed, fearing the sting of a hot comb perilously close to my earlobes. from The New York Times
Venezuela's opposition, which has relished a month of victories in its effort to challenge President Nicolás Maduro and take over as the country's legitimate government, brought the donated supplies of food and medical kits to the country's border with Colombia. from The New York Times
Springing from and closely associated with motorcycle clubs, men who relished in military displays of "masculinity," order, and control began to form leather bars and clubs in the 50s, often serving as a kind of family for others like themselves. from Vice
This dazing effect can be relished over and over here in a wide variety of objects including two haute couture dresses by Paco Rabanne, a chrysochroa rajah bug from Thailand, and the ceramic "Moustache" (2014) vase by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez. from Hyperallergic
Meanwhile, the 33-year-old attorney, who has relished in her own post-"Bachelorette" life and engagement to fiancé Bryan Abasolo, has been doing everything to not only adjust to her new life, but enjoy all the spoils that come with it. from Fox News
Yes, this is the same Axe that once relished running ads portraying adult women as slaves to their senses and casting men as lonely losers — until, that is, they doused themselves in Axe body spray, at which point the ladies came running. from Mashable
Professor Dawisha had spent much of her career on more conventional subjects, like Russia's electoral system, but relished the chance to roll up her sleeves and do primary research, said her husband, a retired distinguished professor of political science at Miami University. from The New York Times
We used to own a Roku until we got tired of all the ads baked into the interface; I'd relished the ability to plug headphones into the Roku remote for late-night viewing, but it turned out that drained the batteries like crazy. from Mashable
While Gottlieb glosses over technical details of being a publisher (though he relished every aspect), his career could not have existed without further waves of corporate mergers, the dawn of blockbuster advances and book launches, and the rise of the digital marketplace. from New Republic
Spending a week consorting and chatting with hundreds of nudists, almost all of whom were exceedingly friendly, cheerful, and eager to share how much they relished the freedom that is denied to them in their day-to-day lives was refreshing, uplifting even. from Vice
It was a mixed blessing that Grisha's nostalgia—rather, his extreme alternation, or juxtaposition, of warm sentiment and violent incident—was most appreciated in America, which perhaps also appreciated how much he relished denigrating America, calling it stupid, crass, incurious, and puritanical. from New Republic
The American left-hander used his booming length off the tee and his creativity around the greens to good advantage as he fired a four-under-par 333 at a sun-splashed Riviera Country Club, a venue he has always relished playing. from Reuters
As proof of the happy results when a director and a literary titan align, along comes Ian Rickson's 60th-anniversary production of "The Birthday Party" from a writer, Harold Pinter, who relished language just as much as Wilde, but with very different results. from The New York Times
A jet flyover above the White House is highly unusual, but Mr. Trump has agitated without success to hold a military parade down Pennsylvania Avenue and clearly relished showing off the state-of-the-art aircraft that Poland has agreed to buy. from The New York Times
Shetterly — whose 2016 book about black female mathematicians at NASA during the early years of the space race has already been made into a movie and a young-reader chapter book — says she relished bringing her narrative to the 3-to-7 set. from The New York Times
Sanders even seems to be picking up on this dynamic -- and has relished the fact that a man who represents the physical manifestation of the kind of enemy he has looked to stand up against for decades is now running against him. from CNN
Wasson describes him as someone who could have become a writer or director just as easily, who was extremely loyal to his friends, who relished this first chance to indulge his clotheshorse tendencies and who helped solve some of the film's biggest problems. from The New York Times
But it also poses some political drawbacks for the Democrats, who have relished watching GOP leaders flounder in their repeal effort and think the Republicans will bear the blame for any problems dogging ObamaCare while they control both Congress the White House. from The Hill
" Asked if he had relished the chance to counter Canseco in print, Rodriguez replied succinctly: "Everything that I did, I tell you how I did it — with a lot of discipline, a lot of conditioning, a lot of passion about the game. from The New York Times
I spent two blissful weeks at home over the holidays doing absolutely nothing but catching up with friends I had been neglecting and, for the first time in months, I relished in the fact that I had nothing to do and nowhere to go. from Refinery 29
A lot of the other audience members relished the chance to talk, not just about climate change and oppressed groups, the ostensible focus of the production, but also about gender, sexual aggression, micro-aggression, safe spaces, FEMA, police activity in Brooklyn — you name it. from The New York Times
With the left-wingers locked in a seemingly suicidal combat, Macron relished announcements by several right- and left-wing politicians, including Socialist defense minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and Socialist ex-prime minister Manuel Valls, that they would vote for him instead of Hamon. from Reuters
While Eugene's busy playing dress-up at the Sanctuary, Dwight seems to be having second thoughts about living under Negan's oppressive rule, and actor Austin Amelio admitted that he relished the opportunity to show a more vulnerable side of his troubled character in episode 711. from Mashable
The now-disbanded advisory councils on which the CEOs served might have been little more than public relations efforts, but their demise dealt a blow to Trump, who relished gathering corporate titans to talk business and to stage photo-ops in which he starred. from CNN
Trump has relished releasing the documents, teasing it on Twitter and in comments to reporters, although the opportunity came to him courtesy of a law enacted 25 years ago in 1992, after the release of fellow conspiracy theorist Oliver Stone's movie about the assassination. from CNN
He was a dynamic storyteller, and he relished telling them — unless they had to do with his service with the 69th Infantry Division during World War II. So what did get my father to open about the war, if not his friends or family? from The New York Times
His death came in the midst of the most high-profile role in his career: putting together the American Olympic men's hockey team without N.H.L. players going to South Korea, a position he relished after doing so at several world junior and world championships. from The New York Times
But as a biracial black woman with white family members who support President Trump, I relished the few nuanced glimpses I got of a conservative family that could almost be my own — a small reminder that more, probably, connects us than Mr. Trump divides us. from The New York Times
She said the crisis of the fire had brought neighbors together to help one another — something, she said, that even in the middle of a tragedy, she relished seeing, coming as it did at a time when America seems to being tearing itself apart. from The New York Times
Mr. Miller, the middle child in a financially comfortable Jewish family, plainly relished the attention and notoriety of being the city's red-hued exception, according to classmates — some of whom recalled chuckling at, or at least shrugging off, the antics of their resident gadfly. from The New York Times
Given that Judy focuses specifically on the latter end of Garland's career, Zellweger's role isn't that of the burgeoning star fresh off The Wizard of Oz. Instead, we see the version of Garland tabloids relished in, visibly aged by decades of drug and alcohol abuse. from Refinery 29
I once heard Jorge Luis Borges talk about how dictators relished cruel jokes as demonstrations of their power: Juan Perón sacked him as a municipal librarian in Buenos Aires only to appoint him a state inspector of chickens and rabbits in the city market. from The New York Times
Still, in the grand scheme of things, the party bosses also likely would view Klobuchar's "tough" reputation as an attribute, rather than a defect, given that she would be going up against Trump, whose celebrity status rose on the false impression that he relished firing people. from The Hill
The tourist industry was hard at it then, as now — the health-giving baths of Aquae Sulis drew Roman visitors, gastronomes relished British oysters, and even the fabled mysteries and menaces of the island, I dare say, tempted a few Adventure Tourists to cross the Oceanus Britannicus. from The New York Times
The Oscar-winning actor stars in three movies this month — Paul Schrader's crime caper Dog Eat Dog, Larry Charles' comedy Army of One and Mario Van Peebles' action drama USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage — and he relished the chance to play a diverse range of characters. from Mashable
He lost his virginity in St. Louis, gained a nose for the pungent burnt rubber smell of sideshows during his summers in Sacramento, and lived in rural Kansas, where, from his seat on the Greyhound, he relished the sight of abandoned homes and flaxen, endless plains. from Vice
But I relished and latched on to everything I recognized: Spanish words or phrases specific to Dominican slang ("antojo"; "jamona"; "U'té que sabe"); the fact that everyone had a nickname ("Lolo"; "Mundín"); and that the parents were called "Mami" and "Papi" instead of Mom and Dad. from The New York Times
Bannon, a former naval officer and Goldman Sachs executive, has relished needling Republican stalwarts like John McCain (who he accuses of supporting "amnesty" for undocumented immigrants) and Romney (who he once suggested he'd never support because neither he nor any of his sons served in the military). from Politico
He relished the nurturing quality of food he cooked from organic crops, an ethos he carried with him to Portland, where he's now the chef and owner of Ave Genes restaurant — and to the writing of his new book, "Six Seasons: A New Way With Vegetables" ($35). from The New York Times
Mr. Di Maio, a leader of a web-native and ideologically ambiguous party that has fed on the discontent of Italian voters, especially in the country's poorer south, relished a vote that he characterized as a "run off" between the Five Star Movement and the League. from The New York Times
But Tanaka was rocked in the season opener and has suffered through his worst season in New York, with a 9-10 record and a 113 E.R.A. Only on occasion has he flashed the form that made him an ace who relished pitching in big games. from The New York Times
Trump clearly relished running against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThree legal scholars say Trump should be impeached; one thinks otherwise Report: Barr attorney can't provide evidence Trump was set up by DOJ Jayapal pushes back on Gaetz's questioning of impeachment witness donations to Democrats MORE in 2016. from The Hill
The former New York mayor has relished his role on the Trump personal legal team, where he has served as an attack dog tarring the president's investigators and a point man to go on friendly cable TV shows to spin bad news in the best light possible. from Politico
While he was never known as a key lawmaker, Mr. Akaka was familiar to watchers of C-Span: his name came first whenever the Senate roll was called and, in his early years, he relished presiding over that body, a duty many of his colleagues regarded as tedious. from The New York Times
Palombo conceded that he had earned a lot of money in banking, but said he had not been seeking wealth when he became a banker, had taken the job only so he could leave Italy and work in London and that he had never relished being "surrounded by bankers". from Reuters
With Kelly in control, No. 16 Old Miss handles Memphis Even though Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze had downplayed revenge as a factor in Saturday night's game against Memphis, the Rebels relished the beating they gave the Tigers on Homecoming Night at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Miss. from Reuters
And yet the Democrats seem to be letting these usurpers of comity get away with it — as they did during the tumultuous 220006 election season, when they gaped at Trump's outlandish performance while the ratings-hungry media relished it, whipping up a tsunami of ballyhoo that swamped his detractors. from The Hill
What intrigued me about Mr. Simon — apart from having relished his music most of my life, and his status as a lonsman of New York — came from something I'd heard back in 753 from Jamey Haddad, a former neighbor of mine and a master percussionist in Mr. Simon's band. from The New York Times
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, the man who has come to love holding court on television and relished the art of the photo op, has remained out of sight for much of this week as allegations about a sexual relationship with a porn star play out on national television. from CNN
That is a line of attack that both Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont ("I don't have 2500 billionaires, Pete") and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts ("The mayor just recently had a fund-raiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals") have relished in recent months. from The New York Times
Many of Micheaux's stories involve the efforts of black Americans to run their own businesses and establish their own cultural institutions; he relished the creative freedom of being his own producer, and he devised a bold and distinctive, harsh and emphatic style with which to express his ideas unambiguously. from New Yorker
But I also relished all the cultural "abnormalities" that could feel like American transgressions -- for instance, my parents waking us up in the middle of the night on a school night to celebrate "tahvileh sal," the exact moment of equinox, a given ritual no matter what horrible hour it came. from CNN
As someone who has pored through The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings over and over again since childhood and has relished in the worlds and deeds described in Tolkien's posthumous works including The Silmarillion, The Children of Húrin, and The Fall of Gondolin, the movie Tolkien was a letdown. from Mashable
On the one hand, I have been so happy to get my appetite back after my first trimester nausea (see Blog #1), and for a moment (okay, like a couple weeks of moments), I relished in being able to eat to my heart's content to meet my daily quota of nutrients. from People
As a free element in the Pentagon, disliking the grandiose talk of big platforms and one-or-two-theatre wars and the numbing inter-service rivalry, he relished a type of combat that would be nimbler and quicker, with sensor-fitted precision weapons, robotic devices and IT co-ordination between forces. from Economist
The vice president relished the role of attack dog during the 2008 and 2012 elections, and he appears ready to take on the part now in support of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs. from The Hill
Social figures, fashion magnates, models and actors, and rafts of the largely unsung fanned out their finery as they filed into the vaulted auditorium, transforming what might have been a melancholy hour into a certified social event — the kind of gala affair, in short, that Mr. Cunningham might have relished himself. from The New York Times
As it chronicled Ryan's rise into a intimidating, dominating force, the Yankees were slackjawed to learn how Ryan relished regularly brushing back hitters, or how he once threw 24 pitches in a game and that his last pitch in baseball, at age 21, was a 215-mile-per-hour fastball. from The New York Times
Attendees of the annual tech trade show, organized by the Consumer Technology Association, relished the opportunity to experience a future filled with delivery drones, autonomous vehicles, virtual and augmented reality and a plethora of "Internet of things" devices, including fridges, wearables, televisions, routers, speakers, washing machines and even robot home assistants. from The Hill
Since the first women accused Mr. Moore of misconduct in The Washington Post, Mr. Moore has kept a light schedule and largely avoided interaction with the news media, a strategy that would have never occurred to Wallace, who relished the political fray and would gleefully joust with out-of-town reporters. from The New York Times
And Republicans relished the chance to go on offense ahead of the House's opening arguments, which could last over three days as impeachment managers try one last time to persuade a small band of GOP senators of the need for more witnesses and documents that the White House previously blocked. from Politico
Like his protagonist, he relished being naughty but yearned to be rich; those desires were hardly irreconcilable in a city that simultaneously embraced the materialism of the Reagan era and rejected its moralism, where stretch limos deposited partygoers in unseemly neighborhoods and yuppies ran rampant while "Die Yuppie Scum" graffiti spread. from The New York Times
Those in the territory who object to indirect rule by the party relished the chance to show their rebelliousness on such an important day for Mr Xi. Across the territory, protesters, many dressed in black, marched, lit fires (sometimes of Chinese flags), chanted anti-party slogans and goaded the police. from Economist
Maybe he relished the gleam of the supporting cast—Holly Hunter, Diane Lane, Laurence Fishburne, and Kevin Costner, with Amy Adams as Lois Lane, Jesse Eisenberg as a jittery Lex Luthor, and Jeremy Irons taking over from Michael Caine as Alfred, the venerable butler-cum-weapons designer to Bruce Wayne. from New Yorker
" But Sopko has publicly brushed off — even relished — the criticism, arguing that it's his job to shine a light on mistakes made by "bureaucrats" who would prefer that his reports "be slipped in a sealed envelope in the dead of night under the door — never to see the light of day. from Politico
As the former Breitbart News executive, Bannon oversaw a publication that relished in targeting GOP establishment figures like Priebus and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and challenging traditional Republican orthodoxy. from The Hill
In addition to Thomas, Hahamy wrote about a pair of curly-haired 10-year-old twins named Addison and Mason Sanders, who had been nicknamed "The Twinkies"; Lohki Bloom, a two-year-old who relished truck rides; and Kianna Rowe, an 18-year-old shooting guard with plans to play basketball in college. from New Republic
Max Wright, an actor who relished his time onstage but was best known for his role as a stern father who forms an unlikely friendship with a furry extraterrestrial on the offbeat NBC sitcom "ALF," died on June 19983 at the Lillian Booth Actors Home of the Actors Fund in Englewood, N.J. He was 75. from The New York Times
In the years since Mr. Trump renovated Mar-a-Lago, the former estate of the cereal company heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post, into an upscale club and resort, he has relished spending parts of the holiday season there, said Anthony P. Senecal, Mr. Trump's former butler, who worked at the resort for more than 20 years. from The New York Times
" She relished his determination to wrest higher thought from the supine realm of the Greek symposium and thrust it into the ring of political activism, challenging, as she wrote, "the philosophers' resignation to do no more than find a place for themselves in the world, instead of changing the world and making it 'philosophical. from The New York Times
"From being the first woman to breastfeed in federal parliament, to being part of stopping the dumping of dredge spoil on the Great Barrier Reef, overturning cuts to domestic violence services and keeping key environmental decision making powers in federal hands, I have relished every moment to make positive change as a Greens Senator," Waters said. from People
Punk was hired as a famous face who would bring a portion of his following from his professional wrestling days, a portion of fans who didn't care about pro wrestling or MMA but wanted to see him hurt, and the group of MMA fans who were originally offended who also relished the idea of watching him be humiliated. from Vice
My shirt and brow soaked and my 2-year-old daughter wailing, I tried to channel Miller, who relished the rough aspects of travel in Greece — and particularly on Crete, its largest island — as much as he did the smooth, never losing a giddy enthusiasm for the country and a near irrational belief in the infallibility of its people. from The New York Times
I've always relished voting as a pure expression of civic pride and patriotism, but I've also been fascinated by the process: the machines we use, the systems we put in place to ensure accurate results, and the ways in which those systems can fail, or be thought to fail (which can amount to the same thing). from Vox
The former chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Mr. Issa so relished his position as the chief interrogator of the Obama administration during hearings on the Internal Revenue Service scandal and the attacks on a diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, that he used a stick figure in a police officer's cap as his Twitter avatar. from The New York Times
I had come to it from books that included the steamy novels of Mazo de la Roche— though not too steamy to be included in a very proper girls' school library—and the more classic romances of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, as well as the social panoramas of John Dos Passos, the first writer whose style I consciously noticed and relished. from The New York Times
Responding to the editorial "Republicans' Best Defense Is a Bad Offense," to Nicholas Kristof's column "If Trump Were Anyone Else …" and to Noah Bookbinder's Op-Ed "The Evidence of Wrongdoing by Trump Is Overwhelming," some readers relished the opportunity to right what they considered an grievous imbalance of power while others sought reprieve from what seemed like an endless, or pointless, process. from The New York Times
He even enjoyed, at least a little, the atmosphere of studio collaboration—"You wrote with the phone ringing like a firehouse bell, with the boss charging in and out of the atelier, with the director grimacing and grunting in an adjoining armchair"—which sounds a bit like the newsrooms that he relished, and hardly like forced labor with a pickaxe. from New Yorker
Mr. Dunleavy relished his role as a mouthpiece for the media mogul Rupert Murdoch, working for him as a writer and editor at the celebrity-filled Star magazine; as an editor and right-wing columnist at The New York Post; and as the lead reporter for the tabloid-like TV newsmagazine "A Current Affair" (now off the air) on Fox. from The New York Times
John McCainJohn Sidney McCainOverwhelming majority of voters say civility is needed in politics Jill Biden on Lindsey Graham: 'We used to be great friends, and now he's changed' Juan Williams: Team Trump is wrong to underestimate Sanders MORE relished skewering the soap opera producers and hotel magnates appointed as ambassadors by President Obama for their lack of basic knowledge of the designated countries' language, culture or politics. from The Hill
Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE — on British soil Friday to open a golf course in Scotland — relished in the Brexit decision, highlighting it as a symbol of his own rise in U.S. policies. from The Hill
In this computer file, I recount jokes, recall musical or sports performances during their school years, thank them for material and nonmaterial gifts, characterize their temperaments at birth or what I made of them when I first met them, embarrass them with stories about gaffes they and I have committed, regale them with cooking adventures and vacation misadventures, remind them of celebrations we relished together. from The New York Times
Fleeing a dizzying debate back home, Mr. Trump relished in a friendly crowd and turned his attention to the midterm battle that awaits Republicans here: Minnesota is perhaps one of the most important states in the fight for control of Congress, and the president is arriving in what is one of the few House districts in the country that Republicans have a chance to flip. from The New York Times
The defense portrayed Mr. Wildstein as a political trickster who relished dirty tactics and deceit that seemed pulled from fictional political thrillers, including stealing the jacket of Frank R. Lautenberg, then a United States senator, before a debate so that Mr. Lautenberg, a Democrat, would have to borrow a coat and be uncomfortable while facing off against Mr. Wildstein's preferred candidate, Representative Millicent H. Fenwick, a Republican. from The New York Times
Kurt relished this moment from the car, watching a woman reject the company of another man for the pointed absence of his, but a moment later an old friend of Lisa's recognized her from the sidewalk and came inside, the two women seemingly ecstatic to see each other, which meant Kurt was no longer watching a woman being stood up by him, just two women enjoying each other's company. from Vice
But according to current and former military and national-security experts who spoke with the media after the raid, the gripping, public details — down to precise timings and tactics — could come back to haunt the US.Trump relished describing al-Baghdadi as "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" before his death, having been pursued into a network of subterranean tunnels by the US forces before detonating a suicide vest. from Business Insider
So is the fact that the company's shares have been sinking since its IPO in early May; that Uber's cost-cutting measures will be scrutinized at every turn (outsiders particularly relished the company's decision to save on employees' work anniversaries by cutting out helium balloons in favor of stickers); and that Uber appears to be losing the battle, city by city, against labor activists who want to push up the minimum wage paid to drivers. from TechCrunch
Both Sanders and Blankfein have relished their slap fight: Sanders included the financial mogul last summer on a list of "anti-endorsements" of his presidential bid, while Blankfein snarked on Twitter after Sanders' win in the New Hampshire primary that the Kremlin might consider interfering on the Vermont senator's behalf in the presidential election because he was the candidate "to best screw up the US." And on Friday, it didn't take long before Sanders responded to Blankfein's concern with glee. from Politico