Ew.And the same applies to sweat luxuriating on your face.
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But she was not luxuriating in the golden autumn morning.
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Instead, we want to go on wanting, luxuriating in our deprivation.
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And I was just luxuriating in the pleasure of reading it.
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August will be intense, so get as much luxuriating in as possible.
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Mancari's solo music is too busy luxuriating in sound to classify itself.
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But this one's still surreal and forlorn, luxuriating in its stoned lonerdom.
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Anyone expressing surprise is luxuriating in a self-crafted shell of ignorance.
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Freddie Mercury was luxuriating in every gesture I spent years studying to edit.
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Kourtney, in full-on luxuriating mode, looks like she could not possibly care less.
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Soprano Lauren Snouffer gave an outstandingly sensuous performance, luxuriating in every note she sang.
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You love sort of luxuriating in one long thing when you can do it.
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This product is a built-in ritual — luxuriating in how it feels becomes an activity.
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Ukiyo no longer meant struggling with the spiritual shallowness of ephemeral pursuits, but instead luxuriating in them.
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Here's Tupac Shakur luxuriating in a bubble bath; there's Paris Hilton in amorous engagement with a Popsicle.
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Everyone's a winner at something, and you're a winner at napping, snacking, and luxuriating around in pajamas.
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No, not the luxuriating in physical pleasures, though that, too, was part of the ancient Greek world.
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But, if you already have your summer plans locked down, refer to what we said earlier about luxuriating.
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Finances aren't something discussed on this show, probably because most of the contestants are luxuriating in extra funds.
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It makes me think of long afternoons in the park, of luxuriating over lunch in the dappled light.
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Even our black president has come further unfettered, not simply addressing race but almost luxuriating in his blackness.
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And there have been moments when it's felt as if Woods was luxuriating in the justness, in schadenfreude.
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We sweated, luxuriating in the heat, pawing snowballs from the floor and running them against our bare skin.
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"I leave myself / I elevate higher," he says on "Hold Me Down," luxuriating in a special sort of high.
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Bachelor in Paradise is desperately, wantonly zany these days, luxuriating in weird edit tricks and long conversations about cheese.
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LUXURIATING IN SLEEP (AND LAUNDRY) Depending on how late my Saturday was, I wake up around 9 or 10.
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Hall says that he wants to avoid the perception that he is seeking sympathy or luxuriating in self-pity.
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"New Expiration" sounds caked in decades-old rust, carried forward by an almost lifeless groove, luxuriating in its willful brokenness.
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Loving Little Women means loving these moments, luxuriating in them, and resigning oneself to the idea of leaving them behind.
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In fact, it couldn't be more obvious that she was luxuriating in spending some of her day off here with us.
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And yet when the internet's favorite astrophysicist tweeted a photo of himself luxuriating in casual blue button-down, Twitter responded accordingly.
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After those rocky first few days, I was comfortable — hell, I was straight-up luxuriating — in an endless sea of stretch.
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The more time you spend luxuriating, creating, playing, and making decisions together, the stronger and more loving the relationship will be.
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In the meantime, Mr. Handsome will be luxuriating in the ideal hotel suite — a cleared-out cabinet shelf he selected himself.
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The soko ketze , button mushrooms customarily topped with a dollop of sulguni , are here luxuriating in a warm bath of mozzarella.
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Its creators are not offering a tsking exposé on Wall Street so much as they're luxuriating in the excesses of power.
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Besides, it doesn't look like Cha Cha needs a suitor anyways, since she's so busy luxuriating and lounging with her superstar mom.
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There is magic, too, as Ms. Ziemba, luxuriating in a rich comic character, finds the piquant authority in an older woman's sensuality.
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Sex on the show is most often reserved for soldiers stealing time between wars in bar corners, or aristocrats luxuriating in brothels.
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But more importantly, the study authors have provided a large selection of images of animals luxuriating in various ways, and they are delightful.
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I let my head fall back on the pillow, luxuriating in those tiny deaths, those hasty insect lives stuttering still all around me.
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Whether they're engaged or already married, luxuriating in Italy or contentedly sipping juice in Williamsburg, we need to know everything right this moment.
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Dear Noah, There is nothing like luxuriating in a long novel to soothe the jittery feeling that comes from reading too many tweets.
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Do you want to experience the singular creative vision of an uncompromising auteur while luxuriating in the most badass graphics you've ever seen?
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He's not as prone to luxuriating in rage or taking overt sides, like his former Daily Show co-worker Samantha Bee on Full Frontal.
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If you're the type of person who loves luxuriating in a long shower and lathering up for an hour you're not gonna like this.
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And most importantly, it means feasting after famine, luxuriating in food after years with almost nothing — even if you're last in line to eat.
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Their first kiss may not have been "too naughty," but Davidson and Grande have been luxuriating in public naughtiness ever since they became a couple.
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The rest of the record continues in kind, luxuriating in the catharsis that comes from owning your anger at a world of trauma, pain, deprivation.
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In any case, if you were still luxuriating in the feel-good aura of Mother's Day, this disturbing film will put an end to that.
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The milk bath Self-care is now synonymous with luxuriating in the US, so it's fitting that baths could come back in a big way.
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Although the show is about the power of deception, it won't let us fool ourselves into luxuriating in antihero escapism, the way many dramas might.
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Do you want to blow off some steam by blasting away a thousand alien soldiers while luxuriating in the most badass graphics you've ever seen?
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The "Feels" clip features the Scottish producer and his collaborators Pharrell, Katy Perry, and Big Sean, and finds them luxuriating in a psychedelic lagoon scene.
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C.K. wrote, directed, starred in, and funded the movie, luxuriating in issues of sex and privilege in his comedic realm, with his voice, on his turf.
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It also needs to address the concerns of the left-behind as a matter of priority rather than luxuriating in the peccadilloes of the cosmopolitan elite.
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As you ascend the price categories, however, you might struggle to justify a luxuriating expense like a headphone amp to people of a less audiophile persuasion.
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I tire of seeing African leaders inflicting death and destruction on their people, yet at the same time luxuriating in palaces, with hefty bank accounts abroad.
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As Yorke whispers about fog and memory, it's easy enough to imagine someone like Jeremih or the Weeknd weaving delicately around him, luxuriating in the darkness.
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You've always been a charismatic social butterfly, but you're especially charming and social now, especially after a sleepy, lazy few weeks of Venus luxuriating in Taurus.
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Some of those perks won't come at an additional cost, such as time spent luxuriating in a chamomile steam room at the spa, but some will.
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Shouldn't we be living in the moment, luxuriating in the moonlight and the balmy breeze of early spring and, I wanted to say, thinking about bedtime?
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There is a deep, warm solitude running through all of Eleanor Ray's paintings — a sense of being alone and luxuriating in the human silence and changing light.
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Where the moon was hanging out in Pisces when it inspired you to go all out with your Halloween look, it's now scooting into lovable, luxuriating Taurus.
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There is plenty to enjoy all around the hotel, but if you plan on luxuriating in your room, be sure to book one in an upper category.
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These are very different works, but lumped together, I do wonder whether we're interrogating the past or luxuriating in it, hiding from the present or reframing it.
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Mr. Vollbracht once told of joining Ms. Taylor in her hotel room and luxuriating with her on her bed surrounded by millions of dollars worth of jewels.
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COSCARELLI "Welcome to the Grammys," Cardi B proclaimed one hour and 28 minutes into the Grammys, luxuriating atop a jewel-encrusted piano that would make Liberace blink.
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There is a deep, warm solitude running through all the paintings in the exhibition – a sense of being alone and luxuriating in the human silence and changing light.
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Some visitors spend whole afternoons luxuriating in the main lawn's vista from the perch of Adirondack chairs, or putting their observations on canvas with oil and acrylic paints.
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Practices like luxuriating in bath bombs and treating yourself to a well-deserved snack are common, so why isn't taking care of your brain culturally accepted as well?
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After luxuriating along the Italian coast, the Bachelor in Paradise stars, who just wed in Newport, Rhode Island, headed over to another celeb-favorite summer vacation destination: Greece.
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You just have to do it well — and part of doing it well involves treating your characters as human beings, and not luxuriating in and fetishizing their trauma.
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Lamb and beef are both heady from a night spent in Chinese five-spice, star anise, garlic, ginger and soy, followed by hours of luxuriating in Shaoxing wine.
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As The Crown's third season closes, the two sisters—dutiful queen and mercurial princess—talk, one rigid and upright, the other reclined, luxuriating on a wide canopy bed.
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As the planet of love, Venus, also harmonizes with Jupiter on Thursday August 8, we can really go above and beyond, luxuriating in a way that feels right.
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Several ingratiating studies this year indicated that luxuriating in warm water aids in recovery from strenuous exercise and also, surprisingly, helps us to acclimate to hot-weather workouts.
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But when I look back at 2016 and think about the moments I really enjoyed luxuriating at home, they were mostly Sunday mornings, spent in bed with a book.
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From Software's Yasuhiro Kitao described the world as simultaneously rife with the death and decay of the period's civil war — while also luxuriating in the natural beauty of Japan.
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I think our generation got very complacent, where we were just sort of luxuriating in the fruits of our democracy that were born from the struggle of generations before.
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More impatient players could finish it in two, skipping the conversations you're meant to be listening to, and sprinting through the pastel-colored wilderness you should be luxuriating in.
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Luxuriating in bed is an absolute delight—watch a little TV, snooze, read a book chapter, snooze some more—and now young, healthy men could get paid to do it.
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In this live airing, the track comes loaded with heartbreak sax and backdropped by footage of a tranq'd-up blonde Narcissus luxuriating in his own existence from a hot tub.
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Leterrier has assembled an incredible cast to play the Skeksis, who alternate between hatching monstrous schemes, bickering with each other, and luxuriating in the pleasures their rule has bought them.
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By the end of the song I'm always in tears; there's something about what she does with "vincerò," the way she sits so effortlessly in that last note, luxuriating in it.
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With darkly lit rooms, loud music, and images and videos of women luxuriating in the half-nude, Victoria's Secret provides an alternative experience that some Chinese women may find more modern.
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The most modest interior rooms are priced at £699 ($929) for the week, while luxuriating in a Yacht Club room will burn at least a £1,699-sized hole in your wallet.
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Here, she takes 50 Cent to the carnival with a hypnotic guetto zouk flip of 50 Cent's "Straight to the Bank", luxuriating in his "ha, ha, ha, ha, ha" ad-lib.
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Jack will still be living across the hall, as opposed to luxuriating in Beverly's palatial digs, while Karen is still married to Stan, who is alive, rich, and well, no questions asked.
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In footage taken moments after she slaughters the alleged horse-killer, you can hear Cochran cackling maniacally, luxuriating in the spoils of her years-long, metal ass war between man and beast.
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But this season, he found enough time away from his current Broadway gig to record a version of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," luxuriating in the bittersweet pathos of the song.
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As far as we're concerned, heat waves and action flicks are a match made in heaven, not least because ever-expanding blockbuster run times mean more time luxuriating in movie theater air conditioning.
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Bites The chef Ethan Stowell closed his first restaurant, Union, in 2010, after the economic downturn hit downtown and Seattleites were less interested in luxuriating over fancy tasting menus at linen-draped tables.
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Why have I spent the past two weeks churning through battle after battle in Fire Emblem Warriors, luxuriating in every moment of my long campaign against fantasy villains whose names I can't even remember?
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" Crews's gloss: Freud "conceived of his chemically eroticized self not as the affectionate companion of a dear person but as a powerful mate who would have his way, luxuriating in the crushing of maidenly reluctance.
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Vivian (Julia Roberts), plucked off the streets by a john with a conscience and a perpetually hangdog expression (Richard Gere), launches into a charmingly off-kilter rendition of Prince's "Kiss" while luxuriating in a bathtub.
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I've stayed here often for work, as the Venetian connects to the Sands Expo & Convention Center, and have enjoyed luxuriating in a suite with a sunken sitting area, dining table, and two high-def TVs.
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The only thing Stacey Martin in the lead role seems capable of asserting is her gamine sexuality, the camera luxuriating on her naked body in black-and-white homage to the way Mr Godard filmed his starlets.
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The writers who choose and explore the sentences each week show how to identify, analyze and critique compelling writing by making personal connections to a text, luxuriating in the perfection of a word, or dissecting literary devices.
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Halfhearted dating plot lines collided with Nick and Jess's roommate Schmidt (Max Greenfield) luxuriating in all his most misogynistic tendencies, while his girlfriend and Jess's best friend, Cece (Hannah Simone), shook her head affectionately on the sidelines.
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In each of photographer Luke Abby's shots, the models are caught in mid-Bacchian revel, luxuriating in GOODWITCH's THC-laden products, which the guests, in turn, were invited to indulge in, speakeasy-style, as they viewed the images.
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Less directed compositions than evocations of environments, the pieces that make up Grass and Trees are slow to move and unfold, luxuriating in reverbed repetition, tracing the outlines of a given space before gradually morphing into something new.
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The last living Starks are safely ensconced in Winterfell, the Lannisters are luxuriating in King's Landing while expecting another incest baby, and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and Jon Snow (Kit Harington) are definitely going to bone back at Dragonstone.
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By luxuriating in how Negan makes Rick crawl, by spending so much time on it and focusing on how Negan calls the shots, "Service" more or less invites viewers to identify with Negan and subconsciously take the villain's side.
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Whether he's reimagining classic pop-rave samples or looping budget funk basslines, the project seems to be about luxuriating in familiar sounds, finding a way to make things you've heard before feel fresher than you could have ever imagined.
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The Super Bowl is one the year's most reliable sources of a particular brand of American patriotism, with everything from the commercials to the halftime show to the commentary luxuriating in a bombastic show of red, white, and blue.
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Accompanied by just an acoustic guitar, Smith takes her time over vocals that the original speeds up, luxuriating in a slowed-down chorus, and using the moment to make sure we're clear on just how good her honeyed voice really is.
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LA's been in the midst of a massive heatwave that's pushed temperatures far north of 100 degrees, and she's mostly spent that time inside, luxuriating in her air conditioning, prepping for a short vacation back home to Canada to visit family.
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Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea (and coincidently also the vice-president) posts photos of himself luxuriating in private jets, posing behind the wheels of fancy cars, at parties and on exotic foreign trips.
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There was patience in the buildup of the program, which began with a series of watercolor-like sketches by Debussy — a prelude and selections from "Images" — which Mr. Abdelmoula rendered in delicate pastel shades, luxuriating in the music's harmonic ambivalence.
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The pacing, too, is somewhat off, with the first two thirds of the film -- which runs 2 hours, 44 minutes -- feeling a tad too leisurely, as if luxuriating in its futuristic dystopia, before rushing toward its slightly messy climactic act.
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If we can offer a single piece of conjecture, to you, dear reader, let it be this: If you're going to invest in good coffee, grind it yourself or you are missing the point of luxuriating in this splurge altogether.
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Still, director Hettie Macdonald keeps the story moving at a reasonable clip -- allowing for the fact that part of "Howards End's" appeal is luxuriating in the period costumes and ravishing country vistas -- and the poignancy of Forster's finishing twist remains undiminished.
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You have to hand it to Daniel Radcliffe: Instead of luxuriating in all that Harry Potter cash — maybe accepting the occasional cushy acting gig to keep his hand in — he seems to be going out of his way to suffer.
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It finds the Chilean-born vocalist luxuriating in the breadth of her powers, whether covering Abbey Lincoln or unveiling her own compositions; she's equal parts taut rhythm, flowing largess (think Cassandra Wilson in the 1990s) and sky-seeking mountain folk.
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Triggering the libs — the act of doing something that will outrage Democrats, and then luxuriating in their response — has, for the Trump administration, become an end in itself, a way to throw gasoline on a culture war Trump believes he's winning.
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But her writing — springing from the richest veins of world culture and enraptured with epiphanies of beauty — will remain as a rebuke to the lies, violence, greed, and coarseness of the charlatans, hypocrites, quislings, and fools now luxuriating in their orgiastic power-grab.
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Vibrant Vietnam offers a full slate of activities from motorbike-dodging urban adventures in lively Ho Chi Minh City (also known as Saigon), to bustling night markets in charming Hoi An with picturesque canals, or luxuriating on gorgeous beaches unknown to mainstream tourists.
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But the most beautiful part is, it sounds like she's having fun while she's doing it—luxuriating in the odd Beatles-esque slide guitar passage and old Hollywood orchestral swell, throwing us melodic and rhythmic curveballs like she's daring us to sing along.
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If DuVernay occasionally lingers the camera a beat or two longer than we're used to on images of Storm Reid as Meg on her path to victory, it's because she's luxuriating in their meaning, lavishing those images on the young people who will be watching.
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The first sentence of the opening movement — "We see the heavens with our eyes, and know the world with our senses" — unfolded over several minutes, creating a sound world in which following a narrative proved less important than luxuriating in rich harmonies and reflective flow.
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Wandering the strip at the height of spring—another reminder of life's cycles—Pico names the flowers and grasses as he goes along, luxuriating in the pronunciation of their Latin names ("purple moor grass, Molinia caerulea; moh- LIN -ee-ah ser- OO -lee-ah").
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Our faith in automating our tools has darkened after past decades have seen the practice wielded by a select few by the employing class—today's luxuriating gods, perhaps—to cut jobs, increase efficiency, to consolidate capital, and ultimately, exert control over who works and who doesn't.
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But with hours to spend luxuriating in the design of this single mission, experimenting with Emily's abilities (which also include a ghostly "Shadow Walk" and the enemies-linking multi-kill technique "Domino"), Dishonored 2 finally clicked with me, and perhaps more so than the original game.
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Spicy Slow-Roasted Salmon With Cucumbers and Feta "Slow-roasted" here just means 25 minutes in the oven rather than 15, and in that time your salmon is luxuriating in a pool of fennel-chile oil that you then get to mop up with, yes, bread.
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Luxuriating in disreputability in all the right ways, the film also contains no shortage of profane verbal wit: From an impeccably delivered "Ugh, men," from Ms. Larson, to a one-bit gunman's complaint about hating a certain type of "freelance job" that he describes with an expletive.
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I also love nothing more than luxuriating in a plush hotel bathrobe while I work in my room on business trips; in this case, I was surprised that I didn't find a robe in my room, especially given the fact that I was staying in an upgraded suite.
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Not by accident did he put on that 77-minute performance for the media — hurling insults, flinging lies, marinating in self-pity, luxuriating in self-love — just three days after the resignation of his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, and amid intensifying questions about collusion between Team Trump and the Russians.
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It might have been gray and threatening to snow yet again outside, but in the kitchen, we had visions of warm May days such as the ones we're luxuriating in now, and of perusing the farmer's market and finding something other than winter squash for the first time in months.
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I spent the last moments of my Sunday with my eyes closed, luxuriating in how nice it was to lay in bed feeling tired but not exhausted, enjoying the feeling of pampered skin, and thinking about what it would be like to turn these sensations into words at work the next day.
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Behold, the man, the myth, the lounger—couch guy: Sure, you could argue that barricading two subway doors with a massive leather couch and taking up enough space for at least ten straphangers isn't the most considerate move—but then again, I could argue that you're just jealous that's not you luxuriating on the 4 train.
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Most of the book is given over to luxuriating in Janet's college experience: following her from class to class and book to book, and obsessing over the minutiae of her various dorm rooms, the unjustness of the fates that stuck her with an incompatible roommate, and the beauty of the various Shakespeare-quoting boys with whom Janet and her roommates take up.
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People are already furious about the mere prospect of being forced back into a more stomach-centric pants style after luxuriating in the comfort of high-waisted pants for the past four or five years—and in November, fashion writer Rachel Syme predicted in a New Yorker article that we're only going to make waists higher and higher... more evidence of the impending ab phase-out.
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Speaking on his podcast this weekend, UFC color commentator Joe Rogan—one-third of whose career involves luxuriating in the joy of rumors and conspiracy theories (about subjects as varied as bigfoot, UFOs, government cover-ups, and human growth hormones)—gave himself over to perhaps the greatest of all MMA flights of fancy, telling his guest, former MMA lightweight Yves Edwards, that he had heard talk about a prospective fight between Conor McGregor and Nick Diaz.
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The core tension here, as in Rooney's novels, is the tension between duty and pleasure: between the duty to enact political change and the pleasure of luxuriating in aesthetic objects instead; between the duty to make the world a better place and the pleasure of achieving personal ambitions; between the duty to be emotionally truthful about the ways people hurt each other and the pleasure of letting characters fall in love with people who hurt them regardless.
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Each chapter begins with a walk as a sort of compass, claiming an orientation and a position in space: "north on rue de Rennes, past the Fnac, Naf Naf, H&M, right at St Placide and north-east on rue de Vaugirard, past the Institut Catholique where I once taught, keep an eye out for the lovely bookseller in an old butcher's shop … " The way she moves through thoughts and words—unhurried, luxuriating in commonplace detail, digressions and detours developing into the main point—seems to be the textual version of these strolls.
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