Sitting at those tables, I reveled in the exotic taste of butter; I reveled in feeling that I fit in with Americans.
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It was also a celebrated novel that reveled in darkness.
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Trump has reveled in challenging Washington protocols, particularly on trade.
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Some New Yorkers reveled in the aftereffect of the nor'easter.
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But for one night, the organization reveled in the present.
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Satoshi Kon reveled in the exploration of the human psyche.
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A notorious jester, he also reveled in staging elaborate pranks.
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She reveled in being; it was as straightforward as that.
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But the crowd at the arena nevertheless reveled in them.
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But he reveled in his ability to manipulate other men.
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But Roosevelt was unswayed and reveled in the barrage of attacks.
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Mr. Guzmán was not the only one who reveled in extravagance.
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We reveled in raunch, the more low-down and dirty the better.
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Republicans, however, have reveled in mocking Warren's previous claims of native ancestry.
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He reveled in the borough, even as he moved far beyond it.
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It reveled in the potential of both, and shrugged off the critics.
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During the campaign, Trump reveled in the problems Comey caused for Clinton.
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Republicans reveled in what they saw as a definite political win. Sen.
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On Saturday, he reveled in the attention while producing some spectacular golf.
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Tommasone, meanwhile, reveled in reaching the Games and winning his first fight.
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The boys, meanwhile, reveled in the variety of West Village burger restaurants.
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Ditko and Kirby reveled in larger-than-life images, characters, settings, and conflicts.
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Some Gab users have reveled in the idea that they're invading the platform.
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The makers of "The Revenant" reveled in their unexpected triple Golden Globe triumph.
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At the end of last night, he reveled in his change of fortune.
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Trump even reveled in the fact that the backchannel diplomacy had been successful.
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As Crews's star rose in American fiction, he reveled in his outsider status.
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She reveled in the days of Ms. Magazine and the women's liberation movement.
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Last night, British fascist groups like Notts Casual Infidels reveled in Cox's murder.
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Inside and outside the arena, people danced, whooped and reveled in MAGA-mania.
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At another point, he reveled in his ad hoc blasts at his enemies.
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Cindy reveled in having a lover for the first time in 30 years.
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In an interview, he reveled in the late-night chaos and the delay.
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I reveled in it—my status as exemplary, unique, white by cultural association.
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Fox has reveled in culture-war controversies like the alleged war on Christmas.
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He reveled in the body, and in thumbing his nose at Victorian morality.
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In an episode on Tokyo, he reveled in following a couple who "taught" bondage.
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The Magicians has reveled in that from day one — and from the ground up.
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We reveled in uploading photos from our digital cameras and sharing them with friends.
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He reveled in the simple joys of his dogs, reading newspapers and drinking coffee.
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Like Trump, Gingrich reveled in crossing symbolic partisan lines to signal his pragmatic reasonableness.
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Yankees fan heckle That didn't placate Yankees fans, who reveled in roasting the governor.
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Since Day 1, the series has reveled in an unrelenting, disconcerting kind of honesty.
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And the orchestra — the percussionists, especially — reveled in the brilliance of Mr. Corigliano's instrumentation.
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Approaching the summit, he reveled in talk he could win the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Some Tesla drivers have reveled in making videos of themselves using the Autopilot feature.
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The candidate reveled in his anger, often wagging his finger and raising his voice.
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Such revulsion only gratified Spanish intellectuals, who reveled in a reputation for atavistic barbarity.
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But while her husband reveled in the back-and-forth with his audience, Mrs.
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Online, people reveled in the act of kindness during such dark and scary times.
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The perpetual showman reveled in the pageantry that greets a U.S. leader traveling overseas.
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He reveled in the thought of the priests finding pennies in the change box.
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We weary few, gathered around the bread and the wine, reveled in our rebellion.
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For voters who have reveled in the extensive television coverage, their cups will run over.
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" Karlie Kloss, too, reveled in the history-making commotion, saying, "#WCW today and everyday @iamnaomicampbell.
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The show has explicitly reveled in one teen idol passing the baton to the next.
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But long before the financial rewards, Koch reveled in the role of Chief Everything Officer.
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When a bomb squad descended, along with television news cameras, Kok reveled in the attention.
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It reveled in its willingness to stick a finger in the eye of political correctness.
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A handful of months without alcohol under my belt, I reveled in my self-righteousness.
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Roseanne the person just recklessly reveled in it with her racist and Muslim-bashing tweets.
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Clinton reveled in largely positive reviews, while Mr. Trump's main strength was on trade issues.
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Exclusive footage of the pair shows them smiling as they reveled in their happy ending.
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More often, though, Mr. Hale has reveled in the advance team decision-making of Mrs.
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I reveled in their curiosity but cringed when they asked if they could come over.
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The wealthy may have often commissioned them, and those at court reveled in their tales.
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Many of my online friends reveled in giving the finger to the white gaze, though.
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She reveled in the chance to explore roots that she had no idea even existed.
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As the scholar-diplomat Richard Solomon first pointed out, Mao reveled in "luan," or upheaval.
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I think he reveled in his creation, knowing that some day it would be destroyed.
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The state Democratic Party machinery worked to help Dallet win and reveled in her victory.
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He reveled in the vibrant street food amid the buzz of a rapidly growing destination.
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Mr. Starr, the affable president who reveled in that glory, was demoted; he later resigned.
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At his office, he reveled in his David versus Goliath battle to regulate junk food.
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And even when Parkinson's disease slowed his step and speech, he still reveled in that recognition.
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I loved not having to stress about affording rent, and I reveled in the warm weather.
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I'd been born, I'd reveled in the beauty of what was before me, and then vanished.
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Meanwhile the president has reveled in the spectacle of two favorite targets turning on one another.
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As a presidential candidate, he reveled in the hacked Clinton email revelations served up on Wikileaks.
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On Thursday night, Mr. Trump reveled in that warfare, made no concessions and admitted no mistakes.
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The French players embraced the task, reveled in it, and let it energize them to victory.
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One week into N.B.A. free agency, two historically woebegone franchises have reveled in the splashiest acquisitions.
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Davis, a scrappy former coach from Brooklyn, wore leather and reveled in the Raiders' renegade image.
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For all of my adult life, I've reveled in rare rib-eye steaks and oozing Camembert.
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I reveled in it for a whole minute, actually in amazement that I wasn't inflamed at all.
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When I asked — or when I told Mr. Trump of my success, he actually reveled in it.
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And King reveled in seeing his own fringe-right notions reflected in the president's remarks on immigration.
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On the other side of the political divide, longtime Trump associate Roger Stone reveled in the news.
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Since the show, Josh has reveled in his new role as the meme-world's most awkward kisser.
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Video games and first person shooters in particular have always reveled in the act of murdering Nazis.
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But here, unlike the white gay clubs, the patrons appreciated, and in fact reveled in, black beauty.
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Soap operas that reveled in the split personality — not actually a real disorder — as a plot point.
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The spectators sat shoulder-to-shoulder and reveled in concession-stand fare free of sushi and chardonnay.
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Instead, Muwallad watched a brilliant Levante comeback, and the crowd reveled in a late draw with Madrid.
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In the weeks that followed the Sydney Games, Cuthbert reveled in the adulation she had received there.
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He reveled in the camaraderie of the team, and developed quick hands by mastering the craggy infields.
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It reveled in the prosaic heartbreaks of day-to-day life, without much surrealism or fanciful reprieve.
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And he reveled in conspiracy theories, elaborating on them in language that could be enigmatic and circuitous.
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This show had love triangles and complicated friendships and reveled in playing around with shades of grey.
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But the Trump White House, not known for its organizational prowess, reveled in Thursday's well-executed intrigue.
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He reveled in the fact that his mere presence on the street was sufficient to épater le bourgeois.
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For a man who reveled in his image as a billionaire, O'Brien's estimate was too much to bear.
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She was an extremely devoted mother, grandmother, and aunt who reveled in being with her family and friends.
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Fans of Cap'n Jazz, jam bands, and indie bands like Pavement all reveled in this album's relative accessibility.
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Shkreli also reveled in using Twitter to insult his many critics, who included then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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The score is central to the film, and the Philharmonic players reveled in its belching and mysterious moments.
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Throughout this crisis, Mr. Puigdemont has reveled in the history of political martyrdom of the Catalan nationalist movement.
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Samantha Bee reveled in the Democratic candidate Conor Lamb's upset victory in a special House election in Pennsylvania.
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It did not take long before far-right activists took to social media and reveled in the news.
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On social media, some of Mr. Weinstein's high-profile accusers reveled in his transformation from mogul to perp.
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"It was America's Team versus America's Most Wanted — and we reveled in that kind of stuff," Schilling said.
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He reveled in the chance to sell Londoners on their city, and to sell himself to the world.
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They reveled in watching SocialBlade show subscriber counts drop, screenshots be shared, and disgraced stars apologize on screen.
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At the University of Georgia, one freshman reveled in the "freedom" to vape, unrestrained by her strict parents.
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We reveled in the freedom of the warm air, the fresh towels, and all the virgin daiquiris we wanted.
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Despite being covered in snow, Tokyo Disneyland still drew in loads of visitors who reveled in the icy atmosphere.
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I even reveled in being clueless about supporting characters — Tyga, Blac Chyna — a questionable crew united by poor spelling.
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This morning, President Trump reveled in the wake of a memo NFL commissioner Roger Goodell sent to league owners.
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It once reveled in Khal Drogo pouring molten gold over Viserys's head, in Arya poisoning dozens of unsuspecting Freys.
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Our children sat on the generous, bowing limb of a shoreline oak tree and reveled in their climbing abilities.
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She reveled in the achievements of the first black president and registered grief at the polarization under his successor.
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As he reveled in the spotlight, the real estate empire on which he had built his reputation was foundering.
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There were people who were passionate about equal rights and people who reveled in being free to be themselves.
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During the day, between patrols, we were a group of boys who missed home but reveled in our solidarity.
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He handed out pens to lawmakers who had been invited to attend, and reveled in several rounds of applause.
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But it's fair to say that many saw themselves as political outsiders who reveled in rallying for the underdog.
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I reveled in it," the self-made billionaire says in the Netflix three-episode documentary series "Inside Bill's Brain.
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Traders reveled in the bounce in basic resources stocks off their lows this year while many investors eyed it suspiciously.
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Always sensitive to his approval ratings, he reveled in the positive feedback after his quick decision to strike last year.
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U.S. and Mexican officials initially reveled in his capture, hailing it as an achievement in Mexico's battle against drug cartels.
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By the afternoon, snow dusted more northern parts of L.A. and Ventura County, stopping traffic as Angelenos reveled in it.
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She reveled in the presence of her son, Carter, holding him during interviews with her sixth medal around her neck.
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I reveled in those surprising moments of quiet, like watching the yellow cabs barreling up Lexington Avenue at 1 a.m.
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As"a warrior for free speech" he reveled in being banned from Twitter after inciting harassment towards SNL's Leslie Jones.
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He so reveled in calling every other Republican a liar — and now has been tagged as the ultimate liar himself.
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Obama has also reveled in going after Trump, an indication he could play the role of attack dog for Clinton.
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About a two-hour drive away, inside a packed theater in Terre Haute, Mr. Trump reveled in his electoral edge.
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Working with Mel Brooks, he provided the perfect expression of Brooks' directing style, which reveled in over-the-top absurdity.
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He has, from the start of his political career, reveled in thumbing his nose at conventional wisdom and political correctness.
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Ali reveled in valiant blackness, a courageous moral and philosophical argument that black life be treated with dignity and respect.
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A raconteur who regaled visitors with tales of his childhood and the music business, Mr. Hurricane reveled in his fame.
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Neither did Mr. Brady, the House Ways and Means Committee chairman, who reveled in the Astros championship run last year.
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The flap is unlikely to hurt Cruz, who has often reveled in sparring with the media and the debate moderators.
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The "jokes" bonded Trump to his audience who, safely situated out of the line of fire, reveled in the spectacle.
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With this nine-minute opus, West simultaneously reveled in his own flaws, asserted his power, and staged a sweeping comeback.
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Hillary Clinton reveled in her historic title as the first woman to clinch a major political party's presidential nomination Tuesday.
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But McClendon, who reveled in his reputation as the life of the party, never showed, said four people who were there.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)ISIS extremists have reveled in destroying ancient shrines and antiquities, posting videos on social media of their vandalism.
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I think I knew this in my heart of hearts, but this weekend, my favorite campy villains reveled in their malevolence.
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Instead, they reveled in, as Ohio State University junior Jacob Newton put it, "the Republican power" Trump's election won for them.
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Trump, meanwhile, reveled in the results of Tuesday&aposs primaries -- which saw a top Democratic leader ousted in an upset loss.
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He was almost celebratory about it, as he reveled in the intense interest and sympathy the words pancreatic cancer instantly elicited.
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"She was an extremely devoted mother, grandmother, and aunt who reveled in being with her family and friends," her family said.
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Critic's Pick The Morgan Library & Museum is exhibiting the unleashed imagination of Jean-Jacques Lequeu, who reveled in light and pleasure.
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"Born in the USA" played over loudspeakers as American fans reveled in their country's first rowing gold of the Rio Games.
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Charlotte, 3, reveled in the applause, eagerly waving at well-wishers, all before she was nearly blown away by strong winds.
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The man who once reveled in his life as a member of "Los Tiburoneros" now can't bear to enter the ocean.
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"Born in the USA" played over loudspeakers as American fans reveled in their country's first rowing gold of the Rio Games.
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Once upon a time we reveled in John Kerry's elitism (he windsurfs!), Mitt Romney's patrician habits (he's got a fancy horse
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He played more than 42 minutes that night, at power forward and backup point guard, and plainly reveled in the load.
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He reveled in Cyndi Lauper at a time when most people in his circle were decrying the depoliticization of mainstream music.
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The pair's daughter, Indiana, turned 2 on Wednesday, and the dying singer reveled in her ability to celebrate the big day.
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While Trump reveled in the praise, the fake presidential seal was displayed on the screen behind him, appearing to pass unnoticed.
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He hyped the UFC's reputation for unchecked aggression — hair pulling, for instance, was allowed — and reveled in its semi-outlaw status.
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Mimi reveled in the song playing in the background as she hit the ground Monday in the resort town of Aspen.
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Over the last two weeks, we've reveled in the "Jeopardy!" winning streak of Austin Rogers, a delightfully cheeky bartender from Harlem.
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Some dogs, tails wagging and tongues lolling, reveled in the attention, but many rested in their crates before the big show.
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They reviewed what had gone wrong, but they laughed, jibed one another and reveled in how long they had been winning.
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For decades we reveled in pecuniary bliss until the flood, and now we grew mold inside, termites were after our kingdom.
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Had we reached a tipping point where we no longer wanted music that either glorified violence or reveled in shallow materialism?
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They too felt that change was possible and reveled in a new sexual and cultural freedom that challenged Mexico's strict hierarchies.
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Trump reveled in Mattis's nickname "Mad Dog," repeatedly citing it at rallies and, at one point, claiming to have coined it.
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Those eras were, of course, the time of the Sexual Revolution, when women claimed their own carnality and reveled in it.
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The Croatian captain, Luka Modric, reveled in that fact, noting his team's ability to "cut off the supply line" to Messi.
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Residents and business owners who believed it was finally gone for good snapped photos and reveled in the blue sky overhead.
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In 35 minutes of action, Noah rummaged for loose balls, pounded his chest and reveled in an evening free of misery.
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Graffiti writers I knew, for instance, reveled in spray-painting overpasses as motorists passed by, unable to quickly alert the police.
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As the new president reveled in pulling out a win that no one saw coming, pollsters went through a serious reckoning.
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Mr. Cruz has sometimes reveled in party leaders' disdain for him — a stance that would have been fatal not so long ago.
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The city's licensed taxi drivers have put pressure on officials to regulate Uber more heavily — and reveled in the city's new decision.
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Conrad was raised in Trinidad so he's reveled in the festivities before, and his longtime lady, Nicole Alvarez, was by his side.
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In 2003, as a member of Parliament and still Spectator editor, he said the city of Liverpool reveled in a "victim status."
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While Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr. have all seemingly reveled in their semi-newfound fame, Tiffany Trump has kept a lower profile.
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Locals from Louisville, including some people who knew Ali before he converted to Islam, reveled in all that their native son accomplished.
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The lyrics reveled in disorderly romances that were buffeted by lust, drugs, impulsiveness and ambivalence; she peppered them with four-letter words.
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In the audience, Alaa Abu Qassem, a Gaza student who had never been to the movies before, reveled in the new experience.
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He has nearly 12 million followers and has reveled in watching his stray thoughts become viral sensations on the social media platform.
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He didn't like the rambunctious New Yorkers, the nighttime lights — all the stuff his archrivals Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe reveled in.
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I've been asked how I would have reacted if the men's team had reveled in the humiliation of a much weaker opponent.
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Russia reveled in a spectacle that only buttressed its view that Ukraine is a chaotic shambles incapable of running its own affairs.
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Only when presented with enough evidence would Mr. Högel confess, Mr. Schmidt said, adding that the nurse had reveled in playing God.
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The opposite is true, however, of the country's contemporary art scene, centered in Milan, which has long reveled in daftness and satire.
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Amis, who has reveled in and brandished his coolness since boyhood, is blind to the resentment his kind of derision can provoke.
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He talked his way onto MTV in 1985 and reveled in the praise of famous fans like Sonic Youth and Kurt Cobain.
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Even after politics and television had made him a rich man, he reveled in portraying himself as a working-class tough guy.
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Some key postmodern thinkers reveled in the idea's destabilizing power and opened the door to questioning the very notion of objective knowledge.
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Rather than empathizing with Rønnenfelt's pain as my own, I simply reveled in the rawness of its expression in every note and lyric.
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Two of the best golfers in history - Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan - also were from Fort Worth and Jenkins reveled in covering them.
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For a moment before drifting off to sleep, I reveled in the physical sensation of the transformative nature of what had taken place.
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"Étants Donnés" (1946–66) was the final and most beguiling puzzle created by an artist who reveled in subterfuge and sleight of hand.
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I delighted and reveled in the things I got to say, because I felt that they were things that needed to be heard.
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It reveled in bloody, dirty sex in an era where vampires were mostly associated with sparkly Edward Cullen and his repressed Twilight romance.
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Legend, new to the show this season, reveled in the victory, especially when going up against his friend and costar with such odds.
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But here, as during most of the public portions of his foreign trip, Trump basked in the applause and reveled in the pageantry.
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In later years, Lee reveled in his Hitchcock-style movie cameos and introduced himself as "Stan Lee, Creative Giant" on his business cards.
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Trump reveled in photo ops with the nation's top executives, and has promised major advances in the country's economic output, manufacturing and infrastructure.
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In his late 80s, reflecting on his life, he reveled in the possibilities that tennis held even for a poor youngster like himself.
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The agency has been a favorite target of Republicans, who have complained that it unfairly investigated conservative organizations and reveled in irritating taxpayers.
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Fantasy me showed off her body without giving a fuck, wore mini skirts and lingerie, and reveled in igniting sexual excitement in others.
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Most startling is an unprecedented Expressionism that reveled in paint's sheer materiality, achieved with wide, loaded brushes or a vigorously wielded palette knife.
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In early November, rain finally fell across parts of New South Wales, providing some relief and hope as people reveled in the puddles.
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But he reveled in the public outrage — and in the reaction to his habit of making controversial comments on social media and elsewhere.
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Two attendees who were in the room described to CNN the President-elect's mood as light-hearted, as he reveled in his unexpected win.
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Speaking at a news conference in Bismarck, North Dakota, Trump reveled in the fact that he had clinched his party's nomination before Hillary Clinton.
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RNC chief dismisses Trump's comments as 'hyperbole' Clinton reveled in her win, which broke Bernie Sanders' string of successes in the West and Midwest.
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Cubans who fled the island and resettled in the U.S. in the decades after Castro ascended to power in 1959, reveled in the news.
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I flew around to some of my favorite locations and reveled in the fact that I could basically tour the city with no effort.
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Gotti's style and swagger made him the perfect fodder for Hollywood, and until his death in prison in 19803, he reveled in his notoriety.
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Jack and Rose, reunited Before rejoicing over his Oscar win, the world reveled in DiCaprio's "Titanic" reunion with Kate Winslet on the red carpet.
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We reveled in both the salmon toast and mâche and sunchoke salad as appetizers, followed by crab eggs Benedict and the lavish fettuccine carbonara.
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As much as I reveled in Shakespeare's tragedies and women's 19th-century literature, I couldn't be more overjoyed to pick my own books now.
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Mr. Trump made grand economic promises a centerpiece of his 2016 campaign, and he reveled in the stock-market surge that followed his victory.
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I could see the adult wolf coming, and it gave me the sense of being in touch with the wild, something I reveled in.
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I listened to podcasts while I played, ordered delivery food, reveled in the general chat, and tried to capture some of that old magic.
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For Mr. Eustis, the second strayed too far from the work's central theme, and instead reveled in elbowing the likely audience of liberal theatergoers.
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I continue to have three hot flashes daily, one bout of cold sweats per night, and have reveled in my invisibility for 19403 years.
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"He was just a guy who reveled in all that stuff, parties and movie stars and pop stars," said his close friend David Geffen.
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Point being, this is a series that has reveled in campy nonsense more than once — and more than once, it's been terrible at that.
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Others just reveled in the fact that Sasha looked gorgeous and they didn't have to bless anyone out on Twitter after seeing her name trending.
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Earlier midterms that drew much less attention and were not dominated by a president who reveled in confrontational and divisive rhetoric have had similar results.
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Sure it was only for 11 minutes, but I reveled in them, as they were the only guaranteed notification-free minutes of my entire year.
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On their Instagram Stories, both Union and Wade reveled in the joys of parenthood by using a special "Welcome to the World Baby Wade!" graphic.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI 'LE MARTEAU SANS MAÎTRE' In "Pierrot Lunaire," Schoenberg pushed the voice to new extremes, in which Mr. Boulez reveled in his great cantatas.
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Second, Trump's New York campaign director Michael Caputo — who reveled in Lewandowski's dismissal by tweeting, "Ding dong the witch is dead" — stepped down on Monday.
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In recent weeks, Clinton has reveled in the unforced errors of Trump's campaign while expanding her lead over the real estate magnate in national polls.
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On Wednesday, amid the machinery of a pipe and weld fittings manufacturing plant in Houston, Mr. Cruz reveled in a reception befitting a native son.
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Shkreli reveled in the widespread scorn he received on the heels of the price increase, and delighted lashing out at his many critics on Twitter.
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Justin Timberlake reveled in receiving the sweet treats, and Taraji P. Henson asked her Hidden Figures costar Octavia Spencer to share the bag she snagged.
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The commentator has prided himself on pushing the envelope on what's tolerated in mainstream public discourse and reveled in the outrage his arguments inevitably provoke.
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"The Leftovers" often reveled in unconventional storytelling, including its detours into the past -- depicting the fate of a pregnant cave woman or 19th-century pioneers.
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Growing up as a brown, skinny, short girl, I felt that the whole culture of politics and elections and the government reveled in my exclusion.
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For his first appearance at the radio show, Soulja Boy reveled in recounting the events the rest of the world might not be privy to.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have reveled in blasting Mr. Bloomberg as an oligarch seeking to buy the presidency, while avoiding conflict with Mr. Patrick.
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However, while sensitive types were crying foul, Ministry reveled in the attention by pushing extremes and concocting a sound that was both uncompromising and accessible.
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Few people could intimidate Nancy Reagan, a woman who reveled in the power of her position, but during the portrait sitting with Mr. Kinstler, Mrs.
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Whereas Beck once reveled in his sadboy aesthetic, he can never dwell in one period too long (he has to tour this music, after all).
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The corporate tensions had only raised the dramatic stakes, however, and Mr. Moonves reveled in a prolonged ovation from the 2,000 people in the seats.
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We did see dancing, but it was at the ballet in St. Petersburg, and rather than catching sunsets, we reveled in long stretches of sunlight.
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The president has reveled in the declines in Americans receiving aid from several government programs in recent years, citing his economic policies as a catalyst.
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West Ham bought him from Marseille last summer, and the team has reveled in the way that his passes, flicks and tricks have inspired his teammates.
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On foreign policy, he reached a nuclear accord with Iran, re-established diplomatic relations with Cuba and reveled in a global climate-change agreement in December.
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He reveled in his reception in Warsaw, where he delivered an incoherent and bombastic speech about Western civilization (main point: don't let people push you around).
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They both reveled in the "lock her up" chants directed toward Clinton and her sloppy handling of her email communications while serving as secretary of State.
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Hillary Clinton reveled in her status as the first woman to claim a major party's presidential nomination after winning four more primaries, including delegate-rich California.
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That sentiment played out in real time -- for all the world to see -- as Trump shook hands with Kim, smiled and reveled in the moment Tuesday.
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I reveled in making my normie friends' parents blanch when I came over after soccer practice, spiked bracelets jangling and eyeliner dripping halfway down my face.
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In the days following Jones's win, politicians, celebrities and everyday voters reveled in the idea of black women saving Alabama — and America — from Moore and Trumpism.
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He has always reveled in the perception that he's an authentic politician who understands the so-called common man in ways that his colleagues do not.
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" That person was Mr. Stone, an informal adviser to Mr. Trump and a prominent Republican operative who has long reveled in being called a "dirty trickster.
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In 1899, when the mining heir Daniel Guggenheim described the dinner he wanted to throw for his 40 closest friends, Mr. Tschirky reveled in the challenge.
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Rarely has a director so reveled in the possibilities of digital effects (with the exception of Robert Rodriguez during his "Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl" period).
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They reveled in the disrepute of their chosen genre and did not mind at all that their movies were disdained by (most) parents and (many) critics.
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He has repeatedly defended his handling of the case, but in St. Louis and on social media on Tuesday, criminal justice advocates reveled in his defeat.
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His 2016 victory was forged with upsets in manufacturing hubs like Michigan and Pennsylvania, and he has reveled in blue-collar job growth on his watch.
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Sanders, whose outsider campaign has featured attacks and anger against the Democratic establishment, drew a hard line against Clinton, and his crowd, at least, reveled in it.
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On the other end of the spectrum, some of Barr's critics have reveled in making fun of her character's death, whether they plan to watch or not.
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Hillary Clinton and her supporters reveled in her historic status, a day after her primary victories in California and New Jersey all but sealed her presidential nomination.
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But if you have, you may be wondering how you, too, can indulge in all the delectable dishes that Mr. Wonderful reveled in while on his travels.
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Media coverage of the chunky, sporty 4-inch stiletto sandal reveled in its novelty, but refrained from heralding it as the beginning of a Teva fashion moment.
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Instead, they reveled in the imaginative release, bringing food for the brother to "eat" so that he could continue giving them news from outside the convent's walls.
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In public, at least, the brand has not exactly reveled in the president's embrace: The official Sharpie Twitter account has not mentioned Mr. Trump since his election.
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He ultimately felt vindicated when many trendsetting players, who had initially resented the dress code, reveled in making fashion statements, and more money, while growing their brands.
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Carroll surrounded himself with them, reveled in being with them, tutored them, invented games for them and photographed them — mostly in costume, a few of them naked.
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Most designers license their creations to manufacturers and then get out of the way, but Mr. Dixon reveled in the production, marketing and selling of his products.
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The brand split allowed for Raw versus Smackdown five-on-five matches and the entire event reveled in the utterly nonsensical sense of joy it found within itself.
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Many of them believe his presidency has been a disaster at home and abroad and reveled in the denunciations of the President by Trump on the campaign trail.
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But Lequeu went farther into the realms of the imaginary than any of his contemporaries — and where Piranesi and Boullée preferred shadows, Lequeu reveled in light and pleasure.
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Where we once reveled in living in our jeans, boots, and sweaters, after the umpteenth wear, our go-to outfit combos start to feel a little less exciting.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As Italian rifle shooter Niccolo Campriani reveled in his second gold medal in the Olympic Games on Sunday, he paused to express some sadness.
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Growing up in Pennsylvania during the late 1990s and early 2000s, Perry reveled in the indie-rock and punk bands that had flourished five to ten years earlier.
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"During their first year of marriage, Donald and Melania Trump reveled in being a twosome," People said as it took note of their first anniversary and Melania's pregnancy.
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A hugely successful tax lawyer, his own ego intact, he reveled in his wife's accomplishment and dedicated himself to helping her achieve her ambition to become a judge.
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As the Mavericks reveled in an unforeseen 16 points and 14 rebounds from the reserve center Salah Mejri, Porzingis was right in the heart of multiple bench celebrations.
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Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, reveled in the onslaught — and predicted that Bolton will have no allies left in Washington by the end of the week.
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Her grandparents had bought the very old Cape overlooking the harbor in the late 1800s and reveled in its being unspoiled by modern conveniences like electricity and plumbing.
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What particularly distinguished Mengele from other physicians was that he reveled in the culture that had been created in Auschwitz, in the opportunities and power it gave him.
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After securing the nomination, Trump saw no need to hew to facts, or even exhibit basic decency, as he reveled in calls for his opponent to be imprisoned.
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These Americans both cherished stories of their president, Donald Trump, in the hallowed halls of government and reveled in blistering accounts of a broken, out-of-touch Washington.
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A professed media hound, Mr. Arpaio reveled in publicity, using bold headlines and public outrage to his advantage in firing up conservatives who embraced his hard-line policies.
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While exiled Cubans reveled in the death of the ruthless leader, artist Danilo "El Sexto" Maldonado Machado was taken from his home in Havana and thrown in prison.
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Park, among several long hitters who reveled in soggy conditions, carded six-under-par 66 on a Kemper Lakes course that was drenched by rain earlier in the week.
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While genre cinema has long reveled in the horror of what women's bodies experience, it is still relatively new to see such stories made from the perspective of women.
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Classically educated, patriotic Victorians — even as they reveled in their country's glorious isolation from the Continent — found it hard not to identify the British Empire with the Pax Romana.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton reveled in the speed of his Mercedes on Friday as the Formula One championship leader dominated Suzuka's 'rollercoaster' circuit in Japanese Grand Prix practice.
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It's less a political mission than a hormonal one, and it harks back to an era when women were arm candy and a man reveled in his sweet tooth.
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Sweetening his appeal has been a mellower edition of Lopez Obrador, who, in contrast to previous campaigns, has reveled in the chance to mock himself to confound his detractors.
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In a press briefing Sunday, President Donald Trump reveled in describing the US operation in northern Syria that killed the Islamic State terrorist group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Saviour Balzan, a veteran editor and longtime adversary, called her a "spiteful snob" who reveled in ridiculing people she viewed as inferior, particularly those who supported the Labour Party.
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"The Fake News Media has been so unfair, and vicious, to my wife and our great first lady, Melania," wrote the president, who has long reveled in conspiracy theories.
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Despite the weightiness of some of his subjects, he was a mirthful man who reveled in life's mysteries, took delight in mischief-making and retained his capacity for wonder.
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One of that group's founders was the aristocratic publisher and television host William F. Buckley Jr., who reveled in poking fun at and holes in liberalism in higher education.
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"He reveled in the deaths of drug addicts, while at the same time turning a blind eye on the big drug lords close to him and his family." video
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Lopez was born in the Bronx but has reveled in her Puerto Rican roots, recording hits in Spanish and English while also thriving as an actress and a producer.
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She supported herself as a model and a club manager; she reveled in the city's night life, meeting figures like Andy Warhol, Sly Stone, Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix.
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And when, at a political rally, Mr. Trump again reveled in nasty chants from the crowd about Hillary Clinton, even after she'd been the target of a pipe bomb.
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The plane was an immediate hit with passengers, who sought out rides on the double-decker and reveled in the novelty of walking up and down its internal staircase.
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Now, as a freelance writer making my own schedule, I have reveled in the freedom to live by my own clock, going to bed around 8 or 9 a.m.
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Trump reveled in the campaign's rough-and-tumble nature in his speech, congratulating Cruz and Rubio for their strong showings while shushing those in the crowd that booed his opponents.
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It has been three long years since we've reveled in this show's underrated brilliance, and we couldn't be more excited for it to seduce the masses with its next chapter.
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On the Buccaneer's side, running back Dare Ogunbowale seemed excited just to get on the plane, and tight end OJ Howard reveled in a Tottenham jersey made in his honor.
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For millennia, people have reveled in the ancient art of yoga, stretching and sweating and periodically farting as they bridged the gap between body and mind with some sun salutations.
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Many of us zoomed back in time with a montage of memories as teens listening to New Order while others reveled in the signature sound that molded an angsty subculture.
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Russians have taken pride as throngs of foreign fans have reveled in a atmosphere of cosmopolitan openness and laissez-faire policing that has washed over the tournament's eleven host cities.
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But tonight, after sweeping all five Republican contests, Trump's presumptive-ness is undeniable and he reveled in it in his victory speech (and victory Q&A) in New York City.
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The more I managed to sneak up on Ben and Jake, the photographer, and ram into them, seeing the shock on their faces, the more I reveled in the activity.
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Unlike Magnussen in 2012, who reveled in the nickname Missile and warned his rivals to "brace" themselves, McEvoy has kept a low profile in the run-up to the Games.
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With the Atlantic Ocean glistening behind the 12,000-strong purpose-built arena, Brazilians reveled in having one of their favorite sports played on one of the world's most famous beaches.
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While the impeachment inquiry has undoubtedly dealt some political damage to the president and his re-election effort, his campaign has also reveled in the fund-raising opportunity it provides.
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A man who reveled in his presence in the New York tabloid pages for decades, he saw firsthand the power of stories, especially those that shock people, to command attention.
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Her nationalist policies often hindered trade and investment, and she reveled in pitting herself against Argentina's business establishment and the United States, preferring to cultivate ties with Russia and China.
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Since then, kids of all ages — and plenty of adults — have reveled in the thrill of driving without a license and bumping into family and friends without fear of recourse.
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The Warriors and their fans, who have reveled in three N.B.A. titles in the past four seasons, understood what was at stake on this night perhaps better than anyone else.
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" With the Soviet Union no longer a concern, President Bill Clinton's first address to the United Nations was optimistic as he reveled in the birth of "dozens of new democracies.
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If "The House" had been made in the '70s, it would have reveled in the grimness of the Johansens' circumstances and exploited the moral tawdriness of their response to it.
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" He became a cult figure among horror fans, who reveled in his portrayal of the murderous clown who terrorized people in the 33 Rob Zombie film "House of 1000 Corpses.
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But the news media have reveled in exposing details about his personal closeness to the aide recorded talking with the Russians, Gianluca Savoini, the president of the Lombardy Russia association.
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But the news media have reveled in exposing details about his personal closeness to the aide recorded talking with the Russians, Gianluca Savoini, the president of the Lombardy Russia association.
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She reveled in her kinks on "Rope Burn," which introduced a generation before 50 Shades of Grey to BDSM, citing candle wax, blindfolds, and rope as props for her playground.
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He reveled in his welcome from Queen Elizabeth II's royal court, was magnanimous toward outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May and delivered a moving tribute to D-Day veterans in Normandy.
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Some 1.7 million visitors reveled in Iceland's natural beauty last year, more than double the number who arrived a decade ago and more than five times the total number of Icelanders.
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Trump also reveled in his decision to ban The Washington Post from covering his rallies due to what he deemed the newspaper's "dishonest" coverage -- one unprecedented in modern American political history.
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I worshiped the actors, reveled in the ridiculously dramatic plot lines that now make me laugh out loud, and thought nothing would ever come close to touching my soul so deeply.
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The lost wax process Mukherjee adapted for the creation of these works engendered a further loss of control, and she appears to have reveled in the newfound freedom of unrestrained abstraction.
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Hopefully by now you've seen The Lego Batman Movie and reveled in it's delightful musical finale, but what you might not know is that it's been done before — by actual humans.
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Amid the jeering and booing of his continental colleagues, UKIP's leader stood up proudly to deliver a monologue that reveled in his decades-old grudge against skeptics of his ultimate goal.
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Niall Stanage asks a key question: How much room is there in today's politics for a bridge-building candidate who reveled in being a Washington insider for more than four decades?
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BRUSSELS — A noisy citizen journalist who reveled in verbal and physical fights in public spaces, Fayçal Cheffou never quite fit the profile of a furtive underground operative for the Islamic State.
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The longtime home of the columnists Jimmy Breslin, Dick Young and Liz Smith and the cartoonist Bill Gallo, The News reveled in its role as the voice of the average citizen.
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President Barack Obama, in particular, reveled in his ability to recognize "any person who has made an especially meritorious contribution" to national security, world peace, cultural endeavors or other significant undertakings.
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On his 2015 album, "Woodwork," recorded with a quintet, Mr. Stevens reveled in the humming resonance of a hollow-body guitar; his rock-infused songwriting and fleet playing carried the day.
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Chmielewski formed a personal bond with Trump during the 2016 campaign as one of his senior advance officials, helping to set up the rallies that drew massive crowds Trump reveled in.
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On his 19703 album, "Woodwork," recorded with a quintet, Mr. Stevens reveled in the humming resonance of a hollow-body guitar; his rock-infused songwriting and fleet playing carried the day.
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Hussle was a more delightful doppelgänger, borrowing his nom de plume from Nipsey Russell, the black comedian known as the "poet laureate of television" whose comedy reveled in aphorism and rhymes.
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Other artists on a similar budget (read: literally limitless) might have reveled in making a video with hot girls and a band dressed entirely in leather, but Styles took a different tack.
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As kids, there were two kinds of Lego enthusiasts: Those who reveled in creating cities and scenes out of hundreds of bricks, and those who just wanted to see it all smashed.
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On the ground in Ghouta, Bashar Assad&aposs forces have reveled in their victory, which came at the cost of destroying much of the city and forcing many of its inhabitants out.
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But if you&aposve been a "Star Wars" fan for over 40 years, you probably reveled in the callbacks to the two previous franchises, voice cameos, and the symmetry between the saga.
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One congressman reveled in his home team's victory by going to work, sitting back, and enjoying the humiliation his colleague had to suffer through—sporting a full Eagles helmet on Capitol Hill.
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But while fans around the world reveled in the septet's big day, it was also a significant moment for the woman sharing the stage with BTS, singing backup just a few feet away.
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On New Year's Day, The Voice's new champion got down on bended knee and proposed to longtime girlfriend Kristen Denny – a joyous milestone he reveled in at the People's Choice Awards on Wednesday.
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And of course, a few surfers and bodyboarders reveled in the extreme weather conditions, rushing to the ocean to catch large waves, despite warnings from local officials not to go in the water.
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Gun control advocates reveled in the Game of Thrones-style dispute, considering it an inevitable result of financial troubles and citing polls showing Americans are growing increasingly fond of restricting access to firearms.
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In Chicago, President Trump reveled in the success of the raid that killed the ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, while taking jabs at his predecessors, his host city and its police chief.
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That moment, along with Ali's embrace of Islam and pointed rejection of racial integration at the height of the civil rights era, helped endear the boxer to blacks, who reveled in his militancy.
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They grow out of the logic of a campaign which has reveled in violent rhetoric, sought to criminalize his opponents, and cast doubt on the legitimacy of anyone who seeks to defeat him.
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Democrats say it is the height of hypocrisy for Trump, who reveled in the problems Comey created for Clinton during the campaign, to now fire him for his public statements on the case.
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Rather than being tortured by the creative process, Mr. Kagan reveled in it, refusing over the course of many up, down, near-death experiences and tragic losses to be sidelined by almost anything.
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And while Pelosi has managed to tamp down the number of defectors following that defeat, GOP lawmakers have reveled in the chaos they've caused for leaders across the aisle through the procedural gambits.
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The press didn't take sides so much as it reveled in the absurdity of it all, portraying Bruno less as a menace than a cartoon, a lumbering, happy go lucky, real life Yogi.
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Mr. Obama received a rapturous reception from the heavily black audience, lapsing into a familiar campaign cadence of slang and dropped consonants as he reveled in the cheers and whoops of his supporters.
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As he reveled in his triumph that night, Biden received a congratulatory call from former President Barack Obama, praising him for his decisive win that would revive his quest to win the presidency.
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Slew Hester, the U.S.T.A. president, said, "If people want tradition, I'll plant some ivy," and reveled in the total tournament attendance of 275,300, or about 20,248 more than last year's Forest Hills farewell.
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For first-generation students, financial obstacles are only the start, especially at Berkeley, where faculty members have long valued research above teaching and the school has reveled in its sink-or-swim culture.
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In his grief, my father would sometimes reminisce about their sailing trips — the times without me — when as a couple they left behind their demands and distractions and reveled in one another's company.
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For the women and girls, it was a time of anxiety and making-do, but young Bridget reveled in her immersion in nature, enchanted by the sea and the textures of the earth.
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Mr. Corman, who sat in an electric wheelchair, reveled in the company of his 160-plus guests, some who had flown in from California, Las Vegas and Texas with others from New York.
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And I promise this is not some bitter response from a long-suffering Buffalo Sabres fan who is admittedly jealous of the magical championship run St. Louis Blues fans reveled in last spring.
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With just a few stops left on a yearlong trip, the 52 Places Traveler reveled in the sunny days in Perth and the Northern Rivers region, but there were ominous signs as well.
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Mr. Trump is a longtime Yankees fan who watched many games with George Steinbrenner, the team's larger-than-life former owner, and reveled in the presence of one of the franchise's greatest players.
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For too long, mothers have been set against one another: working mothers versus those who stayed home, women who reveled in motherhood versus those who battled ambivalence, while loving their children no less.
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Indifferent to poverty and inequality, and immune to evidence or irony, India's largely corporate-owned press and television reveled in the fame and wealth of corporate magnates and of cricket and Bollywood stars.
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The boundary-pushers of Charles and Bunny's time reveled in making a mockery of identity politics and political correctness; ours is defined by sharpening categories as a means to demand inclusion and recognition.
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Much like the rest of the Internet, we've reveled in the sweet advice generously offered by celeb mother-daughter duos (like Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson!) and, of course, our own moms' wise words.
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And rather than mope about the ending of one chapter of my life or try to squeeze in as many dates as possible, I reveled in the new life I was creating for myself.
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But even as he reveled in the successes of an industry that was on the brink of collapse when he took office, the president was looking toward the day when he will leave office.
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In a series of eight tweets fired off over the next two days, Trump reveled in the document, declaring it evidence of "an illegal scam," and further proof of the "witch hunt" against him.
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In doing so and taking on biting questions from reporters and activists, Manigault played a role that has been frequently embraced by a White House that has reveled in sparring with perceived political opponents.
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Some of his neighbors, particularly women, had told Reuters on both visits that, even if they disliked Clinton, they despaired at the insults and coarse language that Trump and his fans had reveled in.
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There was a touch of arrogance about the way Kyrgios dispatched the left-hander, breaking once in the third and fourth sets as a packed Court One crowd reveled in his flamboyant shot-making.
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He at times reveled in the negative publicity as he came to be known as "pharma bro" and his Twitter harassment of a journalist led to him being banned from the social media platform.
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Mr. Trump reveled in his ignorance about global affairs and his belief that leading the world's most powerful nation is no harder than running his business empire, which has included at least four bankruptcies.
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He reveled in a swashbuckling censoriousness, implementing what he called a "Literary Pure Food Act," stamping a skull and crossbones onto the frontispiece of pseudoscience books he deemed so iffy that they were dangerous.
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Ntilikina reveled in meeting Neymar, who has since moved on to P.S.G., but it was Ntilikina who was asked to pose for a photo by Umtiti, a fellow Frenchman and a Barcelona center back.
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On Saturday, at Roulette in Brooklyn, the pianists Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies reveled in a program of Mr. Glass's piano music, about half of which had been adapted from the composer's operas.
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The dancers and band were decked out in the color yellow, a color that represents optimism and joy — those things came through in her performance, in which she reveled in her own hard-earned glory.
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It has largely cost him the admiration he reveled in from many Democrats, and among formerly like-minded Republicans, as someone who sees Trump as a danger to the GOP and the country at large.
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Mr. Pecker, a Bronx native who has reveled in upsetting the Manhattan magazine establishment since the early 1990s, has been open about his view that A.M.I. has good reason to connect itself to Mr. Trump.
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He was aware of the effect he had on music, reveled in it, and never stopped being affected by what was around him, be it Little Richard, Scott Walker, drum and bass, or Kendrick Lamar.
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" Trump reveled in the praise, saying in a statement at the time: "It is always a great honor to be so nicely complimented by a man so highly respected within his own country and beyond.
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He took dozens of shouted questions each day at events not billed as town halls, and reveled in the adoration given to a candidate who badly wants to earn top billing here on February 1.
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She had assisted her friend Truman Capote, the basis for Dill, while he researched his novel "In Cold Blood," and though he reveled in the praise and fortune that came with fame, she resisted it.
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Last month, Hatch reveled in the spotlight as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee while shepherding a massive tax bill through the Senate -- attention, friends and colleagues said, that made him lean toward running again.
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Beyond athletic titans, James joins a long list of black heroes, ranging from Frederick Douglass and Malcolm X to Fannie Lou Hamer and Ella Jo Baker, who reveled in exposing American lies about racial equality.
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The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol, a "Never Trump" Republican and neocon, reveled in the fact that Trump's generals appeared to have won the power struggle over his nationalist advisers, like former chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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But a plot that keeps pushing Toula aside to focus on Gus is right in the wheelhouse of the director, Kirk Jones, whose 1998 comedy, "Waking Ned Devine," reveled in dislocated dentures and geriatric nudity.
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The audience booed in unison at an instance of racism in the opening scene, whispered during a montage of Singapore street food and reveled in Mandarin, Cantonese and the dialect Hokkien splashed into the dialogue.
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The House Republican campaign arm has reveled in the new enthusiasm for impeachment, flooding the airwaves with statements claiming that because the moderates have "caved to the impeachment-obsessed base," their political careers are over.
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There would be other adult bullies, in television news particularly, where I found executive producers who reveled in using vile and provocative language in front of female subordinates, almost daring the men to do something.
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Ms. Radow described her mother as a vibrant, lively woman who line danced, took water aerobics classes, traveled, belonged to a book group and reveled in the company of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Republicans reveled in the nominee's gaffe-free performance — one Democrats found a tad too scripted and stuffed with a lot of gollys and gees — and are ready to move ahead as quickly as they can.
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SEPANG (Reuters) - Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton reveled in being in a "league of his own" after storming to a dominant pole position on Saturday with an unbeatable qualifying lap for the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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Trump reveled in the bipartisan deal for a time and generated excitement among Democrats when he told them he would sign legislation to protect from deportation immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children.
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His accomplishments and fame outside the ring rivaled his achievements within it: his charisma, his religious and political stances, his famous aphorisms and the way he openly reveled in having the world's eyes trained on him.
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Democrats, who are united in their opposition to the Republican efforts and reveled in this week's deadlock, told Republicans to abandon their healthcare efforts as they appeared no closer to reconciling policy differences after Wednesday's meeting.
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"They got in this hilarious, sophomoric cage fight in the tabloids and Trump reveled in it, but it wasn't what he should have been doing because he lost the deal and almost went bankrupt," O'Brien said.
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After he reveled in the spotlight as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee while shepherding the tax bill through the Senate in December, the Senate's longest serving Republican announced that he won't be seeking re-election.
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" Sanders reveled in broadened support, telling supporters in Texas that "we have just put together a multi-generational, multi-racial coalition which is going to not only win in Nevada, it's going to sweep this country.
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Spellbound by the ice, he reveled in the presence of a giant of being, the great ice bear, a creature he had once molded into a clay figurine incarnating all the marvel and joy of childhood.
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While the rest of the town has reveled in the stunning triumphs of Juan Soto, Howie Kendrick and the once-left-for-dead Nats, as they lead the series, 2-0, Mr. Trump has stayed uncharacteristically quiet.
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It was transfixing to watch Automata's plot slowly unfold, layer by layer, as it reveled in knowing every assumption I was making about the game—and the very nature of the story it was telling—was wrong.
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As the dangerous disaster continued, Kelly and her co-defendant Baroni, according to prosecutors, reveled in the distress caused by the snarled traffic and refused to accept or return the phone calls of the increasingly desperate mayor.
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Heidkamp situates himself unabashedly within the tradition of French and American plein air painters, those who reveled in the physicality of paint and its ability to capture truths of light, mood, and weather seemingly on the fly.
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Every time I found a new creature or object to possess, I reveled in the fun the designers packed into it, the joy of stretching or shooting in some direction, or swimming freely, or raining down destruction.
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And that was sort of the extent that editors mostly ... The rest was ... A lot of us sort of reveled in the fact that that was someone else's problem, and they had no connection to that world.
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But if her career ended now, she said, she would be O.K. She reveled in being able to buy her mother, Maria, a house last year, mostly a result of amassing $319,000 in prize money in 2015.
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On Sunday, those cameras were trained on Prince William, Villa's most famous supporter, as he reveled in Mbwana Samatta's headed goal shortly before halftime that halved City's 2-nil lead and changed the tenor of the game.
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In Monday's installment of "A Closer Look," Seth Meyers reveled in the C-Span video showing Senator John McCain casting the decisive vote against the Republican Party's health care bill as the majority leader, Mitch McConnell, watched.
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Some of that same blitzing energy was heard in "Bloom," by Mayu Hirano, an academy attendee — a sharply orchestrated work that reveled in punchy rhythmic elements and gradually massaged mercurial, knotty piano chords into a memorable progression.
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By contrast, consider the 2017 introduction of the Tesla Semi, where Musk reveled in the 18-wheeler's engineering and design details that diverged from the status quo not for the sake of it, but for tangible improvements.
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In an industry filled with larger-than-life figures who reveled in the spotlight, he preferred to stay behind the scenes, but his sharp intellect, good taste and dedication made him an influential force, his admirers said.
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On New Zealand's Stunning West Coast, the Beauty Doesn't Stop: For Stop #47, the 52 Places Traveler reveled in nature unleashed on the new Paparoa Track, where alpine forests and craggy peaks give way to dense rainforest.
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Sean Hannity The arrest of Awan might have gone completely unnoticed by most news outlets if not for conspiracy theories that reveled in Awan's case, suggesting it was he who leaked DNC emails to Wikileaks, not Russian operatives.
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When he stepped into the role of the Dread Pirate Roberts, he hid Ross away, and DPR reveled in the power that came with dictating the rules of a world in which hundreds of thousands of people roamed.
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Britain's first Tour de France champion Wiggins, 35, has returned to his track roots for a golden swansong by the Copacabana this year, and how he reveled in the fast and furious action always guaranteed on the boards.
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With his gravelly London accent, his perma-tan and his rattail of white curls, he reveled in his role as the King of Retail Fashion, cursing a blue streak and flying in batches of supermodels for his birthday.
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Roger Stone, a friend of President Donald Trump and longtime Republican operative who for decades reveled in a dirty trickster persona, is set to be sentenced Thursday in Washington for lying to Congress and tampering with a witness.
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In the span of three days, he reveled in the botched Iowa caucuses, delivered a made for television State of the Union address that excited his base and infuriated Democrats, and was expeditiously acquitted in the Senate impeachment trial.
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It had the never-ending dread of every Negan episode ever made, but at least this time it reveled in the pathos behind Dwight, a character that I used to hate, but now feel incredible sorrow and empathy for.
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President Trump has reveled in the recent revelations – including renewed scrutiny of a 2010 Obama-era uranium deal involving a Russian firm – using them to fuel his claims that the investigations into Russian collusion with his campaign are baseless.
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Trump was the logical endpoint of what O'Reilly and Ailes had begun together almost two decades prior: A fire-breathing, America-first populist who not only wasn't afraid of poking liberal elites in the eye but reveled in it.
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Sports car drivers have long reveled in the muscular horsepower of their combustion-engined supercars, with the time it takes to reach 21 km per hour (kph) from a standing start a major selling point for some venerable brands.
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Mr. Buhari has claimed for months that Boko Haram has been defeated, and this month he reveled in the release of 21 of the nearly 300 girls kidnapped from a school by Boko Haram more than two years ago.
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" McConnell's reelection campaign has reveled in the senator's reputation as the "grim reaper," posting on Twitter over the summer a picture featuring tombstones, two of which were dedicated to socialism and the Green New Deal and another reading "R.
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Peggy Sue Gerron Rackham, who became part of Buddy Holly's circle of friends as a teenager and long reveled in having her name used as the title of one of his biggest hits, died on Monday in Lubbock, Tex.
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Russia Dispatch MTSENSK, Russia — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has often reveled in the majesty of Russian culture, particularly literary giants like Ivan Turgenev, whose country mansion the Russian state recently renovated as a showcase of national pride.
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He reveled in the laudatory coverage, and may well have been the firm's most famous partner since former Secretary of State William H. Seward — its only partner, in fact, who could be deemed a celebrity in his own right.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Daniil Medvedev once reveled in his role as the villain of Flushing Meadows but on Sunday the Russian completed his transformation to unlikely hero after taking Rafa Nadal the distance in a pulsating U.S. Open final.
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In "Folies Bergère," her big number, she reveled in the joys of the good old days of show business, stopped to chat flirtatiously with audience members and ended up gloriously wrapped in a 24-foot-long black feather boa.
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Trump, who reveled in the bureau's investigation into Clinton throughout the campaign, fired Comey last May, a move the White House initially said was based on Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's assessment of Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation.
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MARK KAPLOWITZ, ALBANY "The Party of Yes" For the entire Obama presidency, the Republicans reveled in being the Party of No. Now that they are the governing party, they continue to be purely negative, accomplishing nothing, excluding nearly everyone.
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There's delicious irony in knowing that the ghost of Hobbes—who was a big fan of authoritarian government—haunts the second track on an album by a bunch of sworn leftists, but Ilsa has always reveled in transgression and contradiction.
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The rains pelting the field could have been mistaken for the tears of loyal supporters who reveled in a stirring fourth-quarter comeback before engaging in the familiar, mournful ritual of leaving the premises infuriated, confused and just plain sad.
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"This season, we're looking back to the heady, crazy days of Soho," Phelan told Refinery29 of the collection, which was a super-charged look back at a time before Instagram, when things were less polished and people reveled in individualism.
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While these early-20th-century poets clearly reveled in new freedoms of form and expression, the writing sometimes veers into self-indulgent romanticism ("I am a patch of cloud in the sky / Casting by chance a shadow on your heart").
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The images of gleeful destruction the '90s had reveled in (think Independence Day and Armageddon) disappeared almost overnight, and the few stragglers that crept by (like 2003's The Core, which destroys both Rome and San Francisco) were quietly buried.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With U.S. fighter jets flying overhead, President Donald Trump praised the military and reveled in a show of pomp and patriotism on Thursday in a celebration of Independence Day that critics accused him of turning into a political event.
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Despite the chagrin-inducing—and sometimes downright unsettling—responses we received, each of us had reveled in the change to engage in intellectual competition, to shake Alex Trebek's hand, and, in my case, to strike a blow for doofuses everywhere.
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Today, Bannon reveled in the disbanding of the president's business council, seeing this as yet more evidence that the Trump administration is at odds with the "Davos crowd," as Bannon often calls these corporate elites, in a voice dripping with contempt.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. (Reuters) - A plan to block Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump struggled to gain traction on Friday as rival candidates rejected it, while Democrats reveled in the chaos they hoped would boost their chances of keeping the White House.
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O prepared to sell its core internet business, he was sporting a Yahoo T-shirt and, in an interview, reveled in memories of the company's heyday, along with the deep impact its alumni had - and still have - in shaping Silicon Valley.
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In a clean-cut sport in which most riders adopt an almost monastic approach to life, Wiggins has reveled in publicly savoring cocktails, sporting beards with varying degrees of stylish unkemptness and offering opinions that could make public-relations handlers cringe.
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Mr. Trump reveled in recalling the challenges required to design and build the apartment, decorated in 24-karat gold and marble in the Louis XIV style, saying he simply wanted to see if such an ambitious undertaking could be accomplished.
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As the end of the night approached, attendees reveled in the richness of the Latinx culture that preceded this one all while thrumming güiras and shaking tambourines and maracas to the merengue and salsa music that was blasting from the speakers.
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The Red Sox tend to take trolling personally — they reveled in Aaron Judge's playing "New York, New York," as he strode past their clubhouse after a division series victory — but Eovaldi, who does not use social media, brushed it off.
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According to prosecutors, the tabloid became part of the very sort of scheme it had once reveled in exposing, and it crossed the line into illegality when it spent money, allegedly in coordination with Mr. Trump, to protect his reputation.
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Jack Dorsey, Twitter's co-founder and chief executive, is an outspoken supporter of liberal causes, and the company has reveled in its centrality to viral progressive movements — the Arab Spring, #BlackLivesMatter, #metoo and #MarchForOurLives were all animated by forces on Twitter.
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McIlroy flew home over Portmarnock during the final round of the 2003 Irish Open and marveled at the size of the crowd, and he reveled in being invited as a teenager to compete at home in 2005 at Carton House.
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ATLANTA — President Donald Trump, on the eve of the 100th day of his administration, reveled in his improbable November victory, telling an adoring crowd at the NRA's leadership forum on Friday that he was sorely underestimated while also jabbing Sen.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Puerto Ricans still living largely in darkness 603 days after Hurricane Maria leveled their island reveled in small victories on Sunday in what promises to be a months-long slog back to some semblance of normal life.
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The show debuted in 2005 at the tail end of a wave of comedies that reveled in raunchy "political incorrectness," but what set it apart was how much it understood that the people hurt by its main characters' actions often had a point.
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The 83-year-designer - whose creations are Hollywood red carpet staples and worn by screen stars like Julia Roberts and Cate Blanchett - reveled in champagne-colored touches for his latest collection, reflected in satin adornments and linings or the figure-hugging long skirts.
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Some of the stars who were dripping extra hard ... award winners Lil Wayne and DJ Khaled, Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka'Oir, Blac Chyna, T.I. and Tameka, O.T. Genasis, Fabolous ... and lots of other pairs and groups who reveled in the good times.
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Shkreli reveled in the negative attention, and used Twitter and other social media platforms to heap disdain on his critics, who included a member of the rap group Wu-Tang Clan, whose one-of-a-kind album he had purchased for $2 million.
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Even this could become a point of pride for the operators, who thrived on instilling fear, like the early Seals in Vietnam who reveled in their hoary local reputations as supernatural "men with green faces" who came to take enemies in the night.
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The auction was held in the storied Pool Room, where bidders sitting on ranks of Brno chairs reveled in a setting — soaring ceiling, wood-paneled walls, window walls curtained with shimmering brass chains — protected by landmark status the restaurant's furnishings unaccountably lacked.
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That felt a trifle tacked-on at first, until the brilliant final twist, which underscored something else "Veep" has reveled in from the beginning: the indignities endured by those in these positions, thanks to forces and events which they're unable to control.
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The endorsement provides a counterpoint to the criticisms leveled against Mr. Cruz by opponents like Donald J. Trump, who has reveled in the fact that the Texas lawmaker could not attract the support of a single senator for much of the campaign.
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Haven't we realized by now that women not only shouldn't be held responsible for men's misreading of their cues, but that, moreover, they might come to see their bodies and sexuality as a source of power to be reveled in rather than guarded?
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump reveled in his historic weekend stroll into North Korea, administration officials were sharply at odds on Monday over what demands to make of Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, while preparing to restart negotiations on a nuclear deal.
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WASHINGTON — A day after President Trump reveled in the apparent fizzling of a two-year effort to prosecute him for possible illicit coordination with Russia during the 2016 campaign, Washington's most prominent Moscow native arrived at the White House on Monday to celebrate.
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I reveled in the descriptions conjured by David Miller—who studied Weiss' work closely—of Weiss as a sort of anti–James Bond, a subtle, under-the-radar bureaucrat who fought his country's adversaries with red tape and a headful of contrarian ideas.
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Mr. Kaye was one of the more than 8,400 people in New York this week for Consensus 2018, a blockchain-themed conference where people pitched ideas, mingled and reveled in the possibility of disrupting health care or real estate or how government works.
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It was from there that she reveled in the rare access granted to thousands of other Iranian woman, where she cheered each of Iran's 14 goals, where she was moved to tears at times by the sheer emotional power of the day.
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WHEN OLIVIER MARTY and Karl Fournier of the Paris-based architecture firm Studio KO were asked by an Australian entrepreneur to create a pied-à-terre on the city's Place des Victoires, the pair reveled in the strange layers of history they uncovered.
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The newspaper — founded in Canada in 1853 and called The Provincial Freeman — reveled in the accomplishments of black women in particular and provided a rich forum for its readership to express itself in ways that would have been unthinkable a short time earlier.
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Cardi reveled in the spotlight, arriving at the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2019 show with a mix-and-match animal print ensemble, featuring a tiger-striped long jacket over knee-high cheetah-print boots — topped off with oversize leopard-print square sunglasses and neck scarf.
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On Saturday, he reveled in the glow of his conservative supporters, railing against the "bullshit" investigations dogging his presidency and bringing up old scores with his long list of known political enemies, from former FBI Director James Comey to ousted Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Trump also reveled in comments on Monday by Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton, who said small-business people and people who make too much to get federal subsidies to help with insurance payments were "getting killed" by the federal healthcare law known as Obamacare.
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As a fan, I reveled in my newfound ability to use peer-to-peer networks to amass these recordings, even as I mourned the material experience and status implications we old fans had lost to this more egalitarian means of distributing information and recordings.
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They say the Trump administration has reveled in the problems Comey caused for Clinton during the campaign and is now using it as an excuse to fire the FBI director at a time when he is investigating alleged ties between Trump campaign officials and Moscow.
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He has reveled in his tough-guy reputation and "Duterte Harry" nickname, boasting during his presidential campaign that the 1,000 drug users he was thought to have had killed while mayor of a major city would become 100,000 if he was elected the country's leader.
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With that matter settled, a procession of 159 nations, plus a team of two refugees, reveled in Wednesday's spectacle, smiling and waving to a crowd that was missing the president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, who was attending a funeral in Germany.
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Developers reveled in the fountain of cheap capital, while foreign nationals, mostly of the newly-minted Chinese upper class, began to realize the potential of a pay-for-passport program that came at a steep discount compared to peer programs in Canada and elsewhere.
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Tabloids reveled in lurid accounts, and there were hand-wringing editorials from the more sober papers about the evil influence of the penny dreadfuls, the cheap magazines full of tales of adventure and gore that were the steady reading diet of boys like Robert.
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Hence the serious attention people started paying to characters like Mike Cernovich, Milo Yiannopoulos, and others, who reveled in the attention and could plausibly claim that their influence extended to millions of online fans as well as the newly elected leader of the free world.
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While Europeans have long taken credit for inventing the dish, its origins are largely African and Caribbean; the Africans who passed through the city's slave markets did much of the cooking in a French colony that, unlike its Anglo-American neighbors, reveled in good food.
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For months Northern Irish media have reveled in stories of farmers heating barns night and day to burn as many wood pellets as they and other business owners could to take advantage of a subsidy that gave them 1.60 pounds for every 1 pound spent.
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But I think we agree that 2016 was nonetheless a good year for cinema: for movies that reveled in the specificity of the medium, found fresh uses for old techniques and told stories that combined the force of novelty with the shock of recognition.
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The news comes just one week after the Obamas returned home from vacation to settle in to their new rental mansion in Washington, D.C. They had spent 10 days at Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson's private island retreat, where Obama reveled in kitesurfing and beach time.
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Never shy — van Gaal once declared, "Congratulations on signing the best coach in the world" after he was hired by the Dutch club Ajax — he reveled in the global acclaim he received in Brazil, showing his playful side (and his ego) in a series of entertaining interviews.
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The company was developed by a group of women, one a former banker from the Netherlands who worked for years in Milan and reveled in the particularities of bourgeois Italian weekend rituals — you always left the city and always to join big groups of friends and family.
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LET us now consider a particular presidential candidate who made a fortune in business and real estate, who reveled in being famous, who had never held elective office before and who urged his supporters to cancel their subscriptions to a newspaper that had called him an idiot.
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When plans for the building, which included a meditation room, an elevator and a kitchen the size of an Applebee's, were publicized earlier this year, some who have been on the street for decades and I reveled in talking about the ludicrous obscenity of it all.
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They carried these inherited behaviors into the caliphate formed by the Islamic State, a place that was supposed to be just and colorblind but instead reveled in violence and was studded with mini neocolonial enclaves, where British Pakistanis lorded over local Syrians, and Saudis lorded over everyone.
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Ibrahimovic has reveled in his chance to show the Premier League precisely what it was overlooking: 26 goals in 38 games under Manager José Mourinho, including winning goals in the Community Shield and, on Sunday at Wembley, the E.F.L. Cup, the first major trophy of the season.
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But at the White House, as he proclaimed himself a Republican, Mr. Van Drew, who swapped his usual checkered blue jacket for a somber dark suit with a red tie, reveled in the public embrace of a president who carried his district by nearly five percentage points.
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If you've ever run a mile on a slightly humid day in New York City and reveled in the glossy and sticky glow that covered your face once you slowed to a stop, then you'd know: Haloscope creates a similar radiant sheen without the risk of shin splints.
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"Kill this dumb fuck" is a deliciously blunt opening prompt, and the multiple angle kill-cams, capturing from the perfect vantage point—every single time—the moment a guy's head pops open or his blood gushes out, suggest Rockstar reveled in Manhunt's violence as much as I do.
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Early profiles always mentioned Theron's "discovery" story, but reveled in her past: how she grew up on farm, how her best friend was a goat, how she swears like a sailor, how she just happens to be the most beautiful woman in the world, with a body to match.
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The answer among CNN sources is that the network has a very different kind of relationship with the administration: President Trump was recently said to have reveled in the ouster of three CNN employees over a retracted Russia story, and he tweeted a GIF of him "wrestling" the network.
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Peter Bergen: Trump's confused message on military In his State of the Union speech President Donald Trump reveled in his increased confidence in his own military judgments, proudly declaiming that in October he had ordered the operation in which the leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had died.
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The former Goldman Sachs CEO is one of several billionaires and financial industry moguls who have taken a heel turn in the Democratic primary, which features multiple candidates who have reveled in criticism from Wall Street-types amid an effort to make populist appeals to working class voters.
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And The Magicians has seemingly reveled in its "fucks" — there are six, by my count, in this Wednesday's episode, most of which are said by Penny (Arjun Gupta), in his (spoiler alert if you're not caught up) journey on the astral plane after his body died in the previous episode.
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Apple reinforced the iPhone 6S with stronger metal after bendgate became a "thing" and now Lenovo has reveled in a blog post that it designed the Moto Z with bendgate in mind: As you would expect, people have tried to bend and break the Moto Z, albeit with little success.
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It struck fear in parents and frustrated the police, who struggled to identify a suspect or make an arrest — a fact a person who claimed to be the killer reveled in reminding them, leaving a cryptic message on a barn door and attaching handwritten notes and used condoms on girls' bicycles.
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After 12 days, we racked up an astounding 100 million viewing minutes as opera lovers on lockdown around the world reveled in the soprano Deborah Voigt's heroic exploits as Brünnhilde to redeem the world in Wagner's "Ring" cycle and enjoyed the rest of the operatic pantheon from Puccini to Strauss.
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After 12 days, we racked up an astounding 100 million viewing minutes as opera lovers on lockdown around the world reveled in the soprano Deborah Voigt's heroic exploits as Brünnhilde to redeem the world in Wagner's "Ring" cycle and enjoyed the rest of the operatic pantheon from Puccini to Strauss.
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And while it has everything you'd hope to see from a show set in the Jazz Age (booze, speakeasies, gorgeous costumes, and wild parties), the show gives us a rare glimpse into a creative, more pensive Zelda; one who reveled in her own artistic abilities even as she guided and supported her husband.
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Shkreli previously had reveled in engaging in back and forth with reporters on Twitter, as he did on Friday when he tweeted "when I see you, imma slap you" at one Bloomberg journalist who dared to ask him for comment on a new criminal count that prosecutors lodged against him that day.
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I brought it with me on a girls' weekend trip up to a cabin on the north border of Lake George, NY, and we hiked, watched horror movies, and played Overcooked for like two days, cackling as we inevitably screwed up orders and reveled in the controlled chaos of a busy kitchen.
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In all some $7.5 billion was stolen from the fund, prosecutors say, and spent on paintings by Monet, Van Gogh and Warhol and others worth over $200 million; on luxury real estate in the United States; and even on a megayacht for a family friend, Jho Low, who reveled in his Hollywood connections.
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Ms. Craig reveled in her starring role in the photograph, which was first published in Cosmopolitan magazine with travel tips and other photos of her from the Florence shoot and became Ms. Orkin's most popular picture in a distinguished and successful career, especially after it was reproduced as a poster in the 1980s.
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The historian John Milton Cooper, in his classic 1983 joint biography of Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, identified them as the archetypes of two breeds of reformer: the warrior (Roosevelt) who reveled in political combat, and the priest (Wilson) who found it vaguely distasteful, like raised voices at a faculty tea.
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Carnival in Aalst, which has its roots in the Middle Ages, grew into one of the biggest such events in Europe over the past two centuries, in part because of its popularity among the city's working-class citizens, who reveled in voicing their frustrations with local factory owners and the church, historians say.
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While the first two seasons found tension and humor in its characters wondering when and how the title song's chaaaanges would come for them, Season 3 starts off with everyone's hormone monsters and monstresses present and accounted for and reveled in the havoc only a fully stocked middle school of growing teens can wreak.
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So when George Lucas — a filmmaker already known for the hugely successful American Graffiti — released a sci-fi picture that reveled in escapist tales of derring-do, of good guys and bad guys and narrow escapes, the world was ready — to the tune of more than $1 billion in 2015 dollars in the US and Canada alone.
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Landing on Air Force One as the sun set near a hangar filled with thousands of people, Trump reveled in the crowd and listed promises he had kept, including starting the process of building a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico, deporting immigrants, and pulling the country out of a trade agreement with Asian nations.
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And Ethan Hawke reveled in the singing lessons he took in order to play Chet Baker in ''Born to Be Blue'' (March 25), despite a rather tragic hitch: After a marathon studio session in which he nailed the standard ''I've Never Been in Love Before,'' the actor learned that none of the day's work had been properly recorded.
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Senator Bernie Sanders wanted a show of force to convince voters he was back from his heart attack, and he produced one on Saturday: At his first rally since the episode just two and a half weeks ago, he reveled in one of the most coveted endorsements in the Democratic Party, from Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York.
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During a recent attempt to retrace Mr. Cohen's relationship with my adopted home city — spurred on by the fact that, until his death, I had not known that we were such close Plateau neighbors, living only a 15-minute walk apart — I discovered that the best evidence that he reveled in Montreal's comfortable clasp was found on his feet.
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Whether glimpsing a remote mountain peak in an area few have traversed or spending an afternoon at an al fresco café in a busy city while quietly enjoying a latte as the horns and patter of feet fill the air, I reveled in the moments where I receded into the background and the destination I inhabited put on an unbeknownst show before me.
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Bildungsroman narratives helped cement the novel as one of the first popular art forms in 17th-century England, as readers reveled in stories like Robinson Crusoe, in which the intrepid protagonist — long before he washes ashore off the coast of Brazil — rejects his father's advice about the pleasures of the middle-class life awaiting him in England, and takes to sea.
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As you know from following this column since the outset, he and Jimmy Butler were in Paris the same time as the Brodie, but in case there was any doubt Dwyane went ahead and made it fairly clear: It was then on to the Italian Riviera, where Wade speculated on his pasta intake and reveled in his love of short shorts.
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It gave its intense fandom multiple angles to debate as well as to enjoy: whether it kept faith with the popular novels it was based on; whether it reveled in brutality in the name of critiquing it; whether it well-served its female characters or exploited them; and whether it lost control of its story as it sprinted to the finish.
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"Given the importance of finding a desirable marriageable man in an era when prim, proper, ladylike behavior was the norm, young women often reveled in chances to participate in well-established and -regarded traditions that might guide them to the spouses of their dreams," Diane Arkins, the author of the book "Halloween: Romantic Art and Customs of Yesteryear," from Pelican Publishing, said in an email.
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They show — beautifully, musically and often more vividly than Ashton's own Royal Ballet — how Ashton reveled in movement in every part of the body: rhythmic hops on point, jumps large and small, long-stretched lines, luxurious twists of the upper torso, urgent bendings of the entire spine, chugs of the pelvis, flourishes of the wrists, elegant turns of the head and harmonious configurations of limbs and thorax.
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In the past two years that I've attended the festival, I've consciously reveled in the fact that Sundance is an excuse to get away from the drudgery of my everyday work week and escape to a rarified temporary utopia where the most important thing to worry about is whether breakout indie director X can avoid a sophomore slump or whether the complimentary water bottle in the press bag will suck or rule.
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And then you read it and even if they were 22018 or 22018 years old, there was such clarity, there was such kind of timeless wisdom to them that you found yourself -- you couldn&apost wait to read the next column and unlikely as it was that he was a T.V. star, it was somewhat unlikely but that book became a huge bestseller and he reveled in the fact that it was at the top of the New York Times bestseller list week after week after week.
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