The Washington Nationals are relishing their first World Series title.
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She is relishing not having to "fight back" with Opal.
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I'm relishing the opportunity to sink into this meaty dialogue.
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Relishing the interest, Frank tried to teach the ghost tricks.
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The "Fauda" cast, too, is relishing its emergence from obscurity.
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But is Trump relishing in this attempt to slight Trudeau?
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And Mr. Icahn wasted little time relishing the apparent victory.
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A reader can imagine Kuhler relishing his imagination's rich turns.
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Kim Kardashian West is relishing her time with her latest addition!
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Joey Feek is relishing every moment she has with her children.
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He tells me he's now relishing a period of relative tranquility.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. is relishing every moment with his newborn daughter.
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As a result, he seems to be relishing his next challenge.
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Idealized romance encourages relishing the former, while side-eyeing the latter.
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Ms. Dern ran a hand over it, relishing a sheer panel.
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Mr. Salvini appeared to be relishing the mayhem he was causing.
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But for now, the Wildcats are just relishing this first step.
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Wade is relishing those moments now that they're wearing the same uniform.
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And the fans I spoke with seemed to be relishing the experience.
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People in the industry are relishing the bright spot in sales reports.
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Elizabeth Warren is clearly relishing her role as social-media battering ram.
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After years denying her true self, Jenner is relishing her new freedom.
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Some aren't exactly relishing what's to come given the early advertising assault.
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They are relishing the attention while dealing with the market's grueling demands.
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Hosszu, also owner of the 'Team Iron' squad, a role she is relishing.
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They've already had one nearly sleepless night – but they're relishing their new roles.
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Indeed, Trump told reporters he's "not relishing the fight" but is "enjoying" it.
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They sigh with joy, relishing every single second of their extended shitting session.
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If she was relishing the spotlight, I didn't spot a sign of it.
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They want to hear it again and again, relishing even the smallest details.
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Their characters melt away, and suddenly they're themselves, actors relishing one last jam session.
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Shockingly, Republicans aren't relishing the prospect of voting 24 million people off health insurance.
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I had decided to spend a day relishing in baking and kitchen-based activities.
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Republicans have seized on the intraparty fight over Kavanaugh, relishing Democrats' battle amongst themselves.
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Anderson said many Democrats are just relishing the chance to work on their priorities.
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It's about relishing those moments together, treating ourselves to whatever the hell we want.
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Obama is known for relishing in keeping his cool and for floating above politics.
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While I read aloud, I can imagine Jane Kenyon relishing her Donald's small talk.
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I stood near the stall, not just eating but quite obviously relishing my meal.
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In years past, Pitt and Jolie have talked about relishing the holidays as a family.
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Still, he is relishing this state of free-flowing creativity, energized by his packed schedule.
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Far from punishing this open rebellion, many in the party seem to be relishing it.
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Christina El Moussa and Ant Anstead are still relishing in newlywed life following their Dec.
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Tellingly, the trailer's emotional climax involves the grandfather relishing the big city with his family.
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It helps, too, that Statham seems to be relishing every last drop of this role.
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When Siff isn't playing successful, strong women, she is relishing her role as a mom.
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Then you realize what a terrible person you are for relishing the misfortune of others.
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You love to stay busy but Venus in Taurus finds you relishing the quiet life.
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Some of the delegates and candidates for delegate are relishing their time in the spotlight.
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Baghdadi might also be relishing the on-again off-again relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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The Host was relishing this moment, as if he were the one enacting the punishment.
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For her part, Ms. Iyer is relishing her transition from suburban mother to legislative scourge.
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The Warriors, on the other hand, have been relishing an extended stretch in Northern California.
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Nevertheless, I would continue with my readings, creating and relishing every moment of my work.
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Rapinoe said she was relishing the prospect of facing the hosts in Paris on Thursday.
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Now, she's found global success and is relishing the chance to inspire others with her style.
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She's as untouchable as the neon smoke she slices through, electric with purpose, relishing every second.
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He and Schultz also appeared to be enjoying their travels and relishing the signs of encouragement.
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And in general Democrats were relishing what appeared to be civil war in the Republican Party.
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Grown adults are relishing their sole opportunity to play a very elaborate game of dress-up.
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He'll be relishing testing himself week in week out against the best coaches in the world.
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But local council deputy leader Phillip Bicknell, was relishing the prospect of another big royal draw.
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The Mets are relishing the chance to be there, and hope to give Syndergaard the ball.
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That means the stars' Instagrams started rolling in while we were still relishing in our weekends.
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Appearing to be the leader of the invaders, the woman grinned as if relishing our fear.
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But by morning, only one side seemed to be relishing something of a post-debate bounce.
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On Mr. Carlson's show, Ms. Kelly said she was relishing spending time with her young children.
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But Turturro is slightly too broad for the occasion, relishing the outbursts of the spoiled star.
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While Democrats are relishing their new majority, it also comes with more exposure to internal strife.
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In the meantime, no one appears to be relishing the public attention more than Ms. Newman.
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More than relishing romantic memories, it may be painful to delve into what truly once was.
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Sometimes, you hear people talk about relishing a small, but rich and luxuriant, piece of chocolate cake.
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People really are relishing, you know, the vagueness of queer, which, you know, I...I appreciate it.
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You can guess that competing firms that don't have a stake in Snapchat are relishing the moment.
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M. is at the gym and I am relishing in the emptiness of our adorable little apartment.
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Also relishing the disruption, but from a pro-leave perspective, is financial writer and comedian Dominic Frisby.
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It may be a treat to see him relishing the role of a boastful, blustering carnival barker.
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Though Trump is currently relishing favorable political winds, there were also hints of his vulnerability this weekend.
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Republicans are relishing the fight, describing it as the culmination of the left's obsession with identity politics.
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And I feel like I've found myself for the very first time and I'm just relishing it.
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These are the ghosts he conjures to keep him company, and talk him back into relishing life.
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I fear that Trump is relishing that role too much, and that his enjoyment explains the turnabout.
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Mr. Macron appeared to be relishing the role of the newly anointed disrupter-in-chief of NATO.
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Trump, who craves enemies and invents them if they don't exist, is relishing Warren's decision to engage.
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News of the possible Bloomberg-Clinton ticket drew swift reaction online, with Trumpworld figures relishing the idea.
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I ran my fingers through the high yellowed grasses, relishing the open space and these architectural formations.
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Elghobashy, who qualified for the games alongside her teammate, Nada Meawad, is relishing her time at the Olympics.
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Also, [it gives] the creative license to have this doll-like beauty shooting people and relishing in it.
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He repeatedly replayed the highs and lows of the campaign, relishing in bashing those who had doubted him.
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Spend the night relishing Piper's unique ability to make work about race by using humor to probe discomfort.
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He's being described as a "wartime consigliere" relishing a fight against the "deep state," media, Democrats and investigators.
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Relishing his performance after the debate, Christie quoted "the great political philosopher Mike Tyson," the heavyweight-boxing champion.
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Fans were devouring reaction pieces and relishing teasers, coworkers wanted to talk about last night's episode — no spoilers!
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But policymakers have already crossed the rubicon of public opinion and are relishing talking up having a go.
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After all that these immigrants have been through, can you blame them for relishing their comfort and safety?
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We are completely lazy and relishing the lack of alarm clocks and me having to dash off somewhere.
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"As it gets closer, I am relishing the thought of going down there and competing for gold," McIlroy said.
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But now that it is happening, foreign ministries and policy units across the EU are relishing the task ahead.
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After relishing a summer of success at the Olympics, Britain experienced a new kind of games on October 17th.
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He's relishing a big green avarebele samosa, a fried patty with a savory filling of potato, onion, and beans.
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In Europe, however, she has penalized companies from Facebook to Google, relishing her role as the top digital cop.
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In fact, he has reminded us over and over again, relishing and boasting in how "really rich" he is.
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A Nebraska family is relishing every moment they have with their 7-year-old son as his health declines.
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We have worked at taking our power back, making the conventions our own, and relishing in the good memories.
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Patrick Dempsey talks about leaving Grey's Anatomy, repairing his marriage and relishing his new role in Bridget Jones's Baby.
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Though the couple has had to adjust to full-time parenting pretty quickly, they're relishing in their new roles.
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Democrats, however, are relishing the victory of Roy Moore -- the insurgent who won Alabama's US Senate runoff Tuesday night.
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Both parents say they are focused in the moment, simply trying to enjoy their boys and relishing their growth.
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He mainly nods and grunts, seemingly relishing the act of cooking and keeping the place bumping through the night.
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But if Daniels might seem to be relishing the spotlight, her friends and colleagues say the reality is different.
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Though she conceded that the fuss made eating in public a challenge, Ms. Abramovic seemed to be relishing it.
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He showed Tuesday he is relishing an early 22016 showdown with Warren, lampooning her move in a withering tweet.
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But Luis immediately fell in love with the horses, relishing the challenge and danger of working with big animals.
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Mr. Cruz, obscured for much of last year by a shifting cast of attention-getting rivals, is relishing the turnabout.
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In Mosul he spoke at length, relishing his self-declared role -- deeply offensive to most Muslims -- as their new caliph.
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That's perhaps why the sketch started off with Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton relishing the moment, sounding like a Spartan warrior.
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Relishing role of adviser Those close to Gingrich say the former speaker has always relished the role of political adviser.
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He could also shrewdly dismantle an opponent, but so far, Mr. Clinton does not seem to be relishing the fight.
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Sybrina Fulton acknowledges her son's transition toward teenage rebellion while still relishing in his child-like innocence and studious upbringing.
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Clinton still has advantages once the race moves past Iowa and New Hampshire, but Sanders is clearly relishing the moment.
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The actress is hilarious on Veep, relishing her role as the frequent target of her egomaniacal politician mom's withering criticism.
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A pretty safe guess is, well, Juan Mata, who may not be relishing his pending reunion with his former manager.
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Cardi B has been relishing the bonding time with Kulture while giving her body time to recover after giving birth.
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Much of the team that built the bar were there, chatting with fans and relishing the fruits of their labor.
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She bribes some sailor with two bags of coins, and is relishing her newfound freedom when an old lady approaches.
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Today the boy enjoys telling his story — relishing his mastery of the big words that describe his infection and ordeal.
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Historically, a president would be very careful to avoid the appearance of a conflict, as opposed to relishing in it.
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It opens with Nau relishing the nature around her because she believes that she and nature are the same entity.
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It was clear, though, that Ms. Davis, along with fellow nominees Ruth Negga and Octavia Spencer, were relishing the event.
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Pelosi is bullish on resuming the speakership, relishing control of the levers of power to take on President Donald Trump.
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As Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg do battle ahead of the Iowa caucus, Joe Biden's campaign is relishing the show.
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After winning the race, Pelosi suggested she was relishing the opportunity for Democrats to define themselves against the Trump administration.
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But after years of fertility struggles, Foster is relishing every single minute with the family she yearned for for so long.
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It's one of the biggest days in the gaming calendar, and one that a lot of you will probably be relishing.
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I think that we need to start relishing our bodies a little bit more and work on being grateful for them.
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She writes about and to this self, relishing the eventual rereading of her entries more than the present writing of them.
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They described her as relishing going after Trump on this topic because she feels she knows it well and he doesn't.
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Figuring out how to be Lorde, aware of her own flair for the dramatic and relishing it, hasn't always been easy.
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Harry's admitted he's only gotten "about two hours" of sleep so far, but he's relishing every moment as a new dad.
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It seems sort of cruel, like she's vacationing in a land of talentless nobodies while relishing the opportunity to mock them.
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With control of the Senate up for grabs this fall, Democrats are relishing the chance to tie Trump to targeted Republicans.
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But instead of relishing in the 365 days of cheesy goodness, the winner asked if he could give it all away.
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Harrison versus Fabian is the classic style matchup of grappler against striker, and it is a battle Harrison's team is relishing.
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Democrats are relishing the idea of taking back control of the Senate by kicking people like Mr. Portman out of office.
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The Trump administration, relishing its support by these groups, now wishes to block National Institutes of Health research on fetal tissue.
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But he is here in Gangneung as the coach of the women's team from Britain, and he is relishing the experience.
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"If anything that a first lady does is different, everyone seizes on it," Ms. Portman's Jackie says, clearly relishing the notion.
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Somewhere I picture Ellison, so frustrated by dismissive labels throughout his life, both rankled by and relishing this "invisible man" irony.
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Investors weren't relishing the idea of a government shutdown, but don't appear terribly excited with what they got in its place.
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Yet at 22, Verlander is still pumping fastballs in the mid-232s and relishing a late-career resurgence with the Astros.
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Yet at 22, Verlander is still pumping fastballs in the mid-232s and relishing a late-career resurgence with the Astros.
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But it has positioned itself as a force to be reckoned with, relishing Washington's agonies at the hands of Taliban insurgents.
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He spent three decades on the court, relishing every minute, and liking it even better when he could kick shins in public.
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While Ms. Rousseff has not managed the country effectively, the senators relishing her exit must remember that the president was elected twice.
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We're reclaiming the visceral summer experience of biting into a freshly picked, firm but truly ripe, never-refrigerated tomato and relishing it.
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Now, as he begins his fourth Games in Rio, the veteran swimmer is relishing his role as a mentor to younger athletes.
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IPOJUCA, Brazil — They were young and relishing Brazil's version of the American dream: buying a car, joining a church, starting a family.
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But instead of relishing the opportunity to ride in a convertible and wave to fans wearing a tiara, I was self-conscious.
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NRA TV also released a video on Thursday morning accusing the media of relishing school shootings and helping to perpetuate the violence.
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In Episode One of "Trump Bites," above, the president humble-brags about the "bigness" of the Oval Office, relishing his own importance.
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They were hardly the jet-setting tourists of St. Bart's, but rather visitors relishing a tropical setting while speaking their native language.
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Ms. Autry seems to be relishing her newfound notoriety and fugitive status, posting more photos and videos alluding to her feline flirtation.
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Clemson, which played its semifinal game near Phoenix before flying back to South Carolina, is also relishing the extra time to recover.
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Unlike his coach, Staal sees nothing wrong with relishing Saturday's history, if only to spice up the monotony of the regular season.
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Hoda Kotb may be relishing her maternity leave, but the journalist is devoting some love to another baby of hers: the Today show!
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According to Turner, Sansa is relishing in her new power following the Battle of the Bastards and the killing of her rapist, Ramsay.
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" Amid a busy work schedule, Kramer is relishing her time with 2-year-old Jolie Rae, whom her mother describes as "a firecracker.
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This is her account of journeying through the region, relishing its striking landscapes and the local cuisine that reminded her of her childhood.
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Mr Ellison would unleash his indignant and ingenious fury on anyone who offended him, relishing every opportunity to rage at reactionaries and Republicans.
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Now, Banks, who split from Asla in October but shares parenting duties with him, is relishing every minute with her "very verbal" son.
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This gives Harris a lot more to do than scowl and act scary, and the actor is clearly relishing the additional character material.
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He wiped the ooze of blood off his elbow, nearly relishing the sting of it—he hadn't been properly scraped up for months.
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In other words, "unplugging" might be a popular idea, but a majority of travelers are not actually relishing time away from their devices.
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As soon as the hearing began, the senators pounced, clearly relishing the chance to lay into the stout man at the witness table.
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"I'm just picturing a bunch of young people lying on the street with cones of ice cream," Sherman mused, visibly relishing the thought.
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The baseball fan, along with his older sister and his parents, Jeremy and Julie, were relishing their carefree time spent on the water.
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For by now, having initially resisted the prolixity of her meanderings, I confess I'd drunk the Kool-Aid and was relishing every page.
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I stopped thinking of dining out as a commonplace part of life and started relishing it for what it truly is: a treat.
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"Every single artist deserves to be given more than one chance to do something," she says today, clearly relishing her own second opportunity.
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At Italian seafood temples like Marea in Midtown Manhattan, you can see diners relishing this heavy red wine with ethereal raw-fish dishes.
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Mr. Franken took aim at proposed telecommunications mergers during his time in Congress, relishing his role as a congressional opponent to media conglomeration.
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"Schiff, who sources say he had not a single friend in high school, has been relishing his turn in the spotlight," Carlson said.
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Now, as one of the top setup relievers in the majors, Bradley is relishing his first experience of battling for a playoff berth.
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In St Petersburg, ecstatic French fans sang their way out of the stadium, relishing the prospect of a final against England or Croatia.
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Some gamblers, relishing the long odds, might have gone for the Bank of England or even taken a flutter on the European Central Bank.
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Except unfortunately a lot of them have got kids so are probably not massively relishing having to explain what a "wanker" is to them.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's full house is about to get fuller – but the soccer star is still relishing every moment as a new family of five.
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MIAMI — As the art world's eyes turn toward this week's Art Basel Miami Beach fair, you might imagine its homegrown artists relishing the moment.
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Mr. Sharon has been relishing his time at the theater, whose acoustics are famously balanced and clear — like "you're inside a cello," he said.
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Relishing the opportunity to excoriate Mr. Netanyahu, who is battling multiple corruption investigations, his rivals weighed in from the political left, right and center.
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Mr. Nelsons and the Bostonians maintained precision while relishing this finale's inconstant rhythms — dances that capriciously recalled golden-age Hollywood and the Middle East.
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Sometimes he'll work and I'll write, but other times, we're hanging out in our living room and relishing being in the same space together.
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New York will be the center of the political universe for the next two weeks, and the nation's biggest city is relishing its role.
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"I just love the concept!" she said, relishing a glass of white wine and a slice of angel-food cake topped with grapefruit curd.
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Either way, Mr. Salvini, despite his complaint about having to eat breakfast with his lawyer rather than his girlfriend, is now relishing the opportunity.
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And Mr. Murdoch disdains the politically correct mores of the media world, relishing any chance to defy liberal detractors who might challenge his success.
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After making love for the first time, with Pato, Maureen, instead of staying in the moment and relishing the feeling of being touched, gloats.
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As is his wont, he declined, instead gloating and boasting, playing to the minority of American voters who chose him, relishing his own impenitence.
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Though Tamra Judge has been relishing her vow renewal to husband Eddie, her recent tiff with estranged daughter Sidney is very much on her mind.
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Instead, Cruz's feud with the president over recovery efforts have turned her into a liberal star – and it's a role she seems to be relishing.
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The reason why Russia is relevant in all of this is because Russia is notorious for relishing opportunities to cause people to distrust information landscapes.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the actor is relishing time with his children Violet, 11, Seraphina, 7, and Sam, 5, now that he's back home.
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"I'm enjoying it because I have to get the word out to the American people ... It's not a question of relishing, they're wrong," he said.
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Mr Rubio happily interjected that he had never taken any money from Mr Trump—relishing his new role as the front-runner's challenger-in-chief.
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While Republicans are relishing the chance to pursue an ambitions agenda in 22019, conservatives warn that one thing stands in their way: the Senate filibuster.
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The NBA star is relishing in some time off from the regular season as the All-Star games are held in Los Angeles this weekend.
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Aim to restore what should be a relaxing, peaceful time by taking it easy and relishing in all the activities that come along with it.
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And Democrats are relishing the fight and preparing to defend the program, which was created in 1965 as part of Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society.
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Trump is also relishing his looming summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, that promises to be the most compelling presidential theater in decades.
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He's a celebrity here, and I could tell he was relishing this geeky fame, as he left us rethinking what it is to be human.
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That ambiguity of the term perfectly reflects the primordial soup that has spawned these works, at once mythic, while relishing their connection to earthly forms.
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Wayne is a genius when it comes to relishing the sounds of certain words and the way their natural rhythms bump up against each other.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY At the D.M.V. in the Bronx, relishing long-distance warnings and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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They spilled out onto the main road with hoots of joy, relishing the feel of freedom and the sun on the backs of their necks.
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Trump barged into the fray in Kavanaugh's defense, relishing the opening to revive one of the most emotional and GOP-unifying chapters of his presidency.
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Chicago was enjoying every bit of Friday's 20-22 win against the host Minnesota Twins, and relishing in successful major-league debuts of two teammates.
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That brings us to an important distinction of season 4, versus all other seasons: Bobby is relishing this war, because it's a chance to prove himself.
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Until then, I'll be pulling my copy out at parties, delivering each juicy detail, and relishing — against my will — every single self-serving moment of it.
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Michael Dale Vance Jr. seems to be relishing his notoriety as fugitive, streaming on Facebook Live shortly after the two Wellston officers were shot and wounded.
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Rudd as Camp Firewood's most dedicated dirtbag and John Early as Poehler's camp theater rival are particular standouts, relishing every ounce of sneering material they get.
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But a hefty minority are relishing the contest so much that the traders who sell souvenirs outside campaign rallies are enjoying their best election in memory.
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Especially significant was that women, for the first time, took to the activity, relishing the freedom it gave them from the restrictions of a homebound existence.
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"My head is very much back in the game… but my heart is still relishing last week," the Dawson's Creek alum captioned his "#tbt" photo series.
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He gathered himself behind the presidential podium on Tuesday, squaring his jaw and staring into the camera with the world on tenterhooks, relishing his leading role.
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Ready for the fight Facing a year of challenges, Trump is defiant, spoiling for new fights and relishing the opening exchanges of the 2020 presidential race.
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He is balancing calls to be a more traditional and scripted candidate, while clearly relishing the dish-smashing campaign that helped carry him to the nomination.
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Condit has never been concerned with her place in the art world, but she is relishing the more populist acclaim afforded to her by the internet.
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Trevor Noah has been relishing the news coming out of the trial of Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign manager charged with tax and bank fraud.
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Wielding the brush in one hand, he cups the fingers of the other in the sort of gesture you might make when relishing an exquisite borscht.
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" Relishing the role of iconoclast, he confounded the scientific establishment by dismissing the consensus about the perils of man-made climate change as "tribal group-thinking.
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New York (CNN)Stored in devices seized from Lev Parnas by law enforcement, there's a 34-second cell phone video of Rudy Giuliani relishing a bullfight.
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Seemingly all of New England is relishing the possibility of Robert K. Kraft, the Patriots' owner, accepting the Vince Lombardi Trophy from Goodell on Sunday night.
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Right-wing outlets have been relishing the network's ratings and financial struggles, with some attributing ESPN's woes to its alienation of half of the country's voters.
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And there is time for reflection and a relishing of life, away from the senseless, thankless, harrowing rush-rush-rush and moodiness of the female workers.
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The Southeast Asian country is relishing its role as peace maker, seeing it as an opportunity to burnish its international standing and balance it foreign ties.
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More than anything else, Kaine showed that he's quite comfortable mocking Republican nominee Donald Trump, apparently relishing the attack-dog role traditionally assumed by vice presidential candidates.
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All the more reason that Alexander Zverev, Dominic Thiem and Nick Kyrgios — to name but three — will be relishing seizing a golden opportunity in the Big Apple.
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With Live and his local and syndicated iHeartRadio daily show among his myriad jobs, the hard-working host is focused on, and relishing, a jam-packed schedule.
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No matter how it turns out, the Arcidiacono family is intent on relishing the last few days, or weeks, of a career that few could have expected.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and activists like the Justice Democrats, who are relishing the opportunity to attack Biden whenever possible — particularly on climate change and his policy record.
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Mr Di Battista, one of the party's leaders, was relishing its biggest breakthrough since the general election of 2013, when it won a quarter of the ballot.
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In the good news-bad news category, MSNBC's ratings fortunes have jumped in the last two years, the channel relishing its role as a leading Trump antagonist.
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The businessman is the opposite of Clinton in many ways, and her speech in San Diego suggested she is relishing the chance to go on the attack.
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Relishing his position as kingmaker, Erdoğan has directly or indirectly threatened to suspend the agreement and allow 15,000 refugees to make their way to Europe every month.
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Relishing the power to clean people's slates, Trump seems like he wants to undo years of high-profile prosecutions of his political friends -- all with a message.
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All four days are sold out with fans in one of golf's true heartlands relishing the chance to see the world's best take on a challenging course.
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The spectacle of loquacious sadism situates the audience as empathetic with distance, never siding entirely with any one character but relishing the battle for its own sake.
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Now that the singer has a chance to celebrate the production's success, he's relishing it, as the L.A. native spends most of his down-time practicing and resting.
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But internal company documents later showed that he and Turing were relishing the profits that the price increase would bring, which were estimated to be $375 million annually.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Mexico's Sarah Schleper is relishing her return to the Olympics after representing the United States in her four previous appearances at the Winter Games.
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Las Vegas (CNN)If there's one person relishing in Washington's Trump-era dysfunction, it's Libertarian Party Chairman Nicholas Sarwark, who sees the tumult as a prime recruitment opportunity.
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Vaughn delivers his best performance in years, clearly relishing the opportunity to do his own foul-mouthed take on R. Lee Ermey's memorable character in Full Metal Jacket.
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Despite the plaque that read, "A bad day spent on the water still beats a good day spent at work," everyone at Burdines seemed to be relishing theirs.
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"I've always had a love of toilets," says Verhoeven, clearly relishing the prospect of spending the entire duration of the fair in her own self-made hide-out.
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He has long cultivated the role of evil jester of American politics, from the Richard Nixon tattoo branded on his back to his relishing dirty tricks against opponents.
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After they bury their father, the siblings leave each other with little more than a wave goodbye, relishing their return to the hard work of waiting to die.
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Listening to it—and, crucially, allowing yourself to be carried away on The 1975's cresting wave of looking at life and relishing it—you'll thank goodness they did.
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President Trump is finally fully merging his presidency with television, relishing the mounting amount of time that he's devoting to filling the airwaves — while also ravenously consuming his productions.
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And fortunately for their party, plenty of voters also seem to enjoy focusing their searing anger onto other people and relishing in their apparent suffering, conservative values be damned.
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But Noname isn't just relishing in her newfound confidence; at points, she revisits the candor and vulnerability that made us fall in love with her music the first place.
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But over all, the candidate was in good spirits, relishing his victory and buoyed by the feverish crowd, which shrieked its support at every applause break in his speech.
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His current target is his weekend opponent Ortiz, and though he said he is not overlooking the Cuban, he is relishing a rematch with Tyson Fury early next year.
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Future Tense Megan Hustad, an author who runs an editorial consultancy in New York, had worked from home for about a decade, relishing hours of solitude that boosted productivity.
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With so much distraction, Kim sent an envoy to Moscow, Russia undoubtedly relishing the prospect of messing with Trump on another global issue and scoring yet more international influence.
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I'm not just talking about relishing the details of how the cape has evolved, or when the bat insignia acquired a yellow halo (Detective Comics No. 327, May 1964).
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I was at a warehouse party with some friends in LA when the countdown began; we were relishing each other's company and happy we made it somewhere before midnight.
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Related: White Supremacists Are Loving Donald Trump's Presidential Campaign Trump had earlier signaled that he was not relishing the prospect of going toe-to-toe with Kelly on Thursday.
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Her eyes gleam darkly, and it's clear that however much Hamlet's madness might be real or feigned, he's relishing the chance to exert physical, bodily influence over his space.
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He lands on a mysterious planet to track down transmissions that appear to come from the long-dead Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid, clearly relishing his return to the role).
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And, at the age of thirty-six, he seems to be relishing his role as one of the most widely admired rappers on the planet, especially among his peers.
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Swarms of any other insect might provoke fears of a coming apocalypse, but clouds of butterflies migrating through Southern California are captivating onlookers who are relishing the otherworldly spectacle.
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In what seems a riposte to Yves Klein, who used naked women to make his paintings, women were taking the lead, relishing their nudity as an assertion of female power.
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And when it comes to life at home, the former Hills star (who won't be appearing on the MTV reboot due to a contract with E!) is relishing every minute.
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These athletes would fang into gigantic burrito bowls on Instagram with gusto, relishing their metabolic privilege, their rare ability to eat as much as they wanted and still get gainz.
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After giving his uncompromising endorsement to our nation&aposs president, the star seems to be relishing in the clash between his views on Donald Trump and the cynics who disagree.
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And at the end of the day, self-care is not just about relishing your routine but pushing yourself outside your comfort zone, taking a risk, and enjoying the view.
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A lot of people seem to be relishing Nicki's fall from grace, though, and the reaction to "No Frauds" so far has been, as far as I can tell, lukewarm.
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In "Mangoes" (1999), part of Bani Abidi's early video trilogy, the artist plays two characters fondly relishing a quarrel over which country has the best version of the cherished fruit.
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You can tell all the celebrities in the clip above are really relishing the opportunity to get revenge on Kimmel, but no one has a better time than Larry David.
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Veering from the waterfront strip, I climbed the steep side streets devouring the smell of jasmine and relishing the sight of palm trees, purple-flowered jacaranda and hot pink bougainvillea.
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Energized by a raucous and rowdy crowd, Mr. Trump often veered from his prepared remarks, offering more provocative declarations of his platform and relishing the extended cheers he regularly received.
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But he clearly feels liberated in the homestretch, relishing what he can do alone, venting privately about world leaders, lawmakers and pundits who have not risen to his lofty standards.
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He is made to look deliberately intimidating, causing the viewer to feel uncomfortable—just as you do when watching the program, relishing the machinations and crimes the character is committing.
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Her class in Zurich drew a mix of dancers from across Switzerland — from college students to grandmothers, all relishing the opportunity to learn from a woman who learned from Dunham.
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President Donald Trump's allies are relishing the political benefits of a plot to offer an equal number of impeachment witnesses for both parties, even though it likely won't go anywhere.
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Ayman Al-Zawahiri, the leader of al Qaeda since 2011, and his comrades would surely be relishing the apparent socio-political discord in the United States after the Charlottesville incident.
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"He loves it," a source familiar with the President's thinking said, describing Trump as relishing the sense he can take matters all the way to the edge without falling off.
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As the representative of a country that is only now figuring out its leadership role, Mr. Maas is walking a narrow line — but he seems to be relishing the challenge.
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Three weeks after he escaped from Japan, former Nissan Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn is relishing his newfound freedom and his ability to speak out about the Japanese justice system.
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The cast is a blast, with all of them relishing the chance to chew into (often against-type) characters amid a twisty, surprising and arguably older kid-safe mystery plot.
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The Warriors' unofficial team spokesman, Draymond Green, insists he and the rest of the league's reigning champions are relishing the fact that the basketball public has dwelled on other matters.
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Washington (CNN)John McCain seems to be relishing a new role in the Senate: one of President Donald Trump's leading trolls, going where fellow Republican senators dare not go in public.
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I witnessed grown adults tittering like teenagers while climbing on them, relishing the illicitness of not only touching but swinging on artworks in the white-cube temple of the Hamburger Bahnhof.
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A sometimes-defensive tone is perhaps understandable: While Pokémon Go may be relishing the limelight, Ingress in many ways laid the virtual foundations for the game—in one way quite literally.
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We didn't necessarily realize that what we were creating was pioneering, we were simply too busy relishing all the opportunities and embracing the results before rushing on to the next challenge!
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For the death cult ISIS, this is the end of days and one of the events leading to the end the world; so one would expect they are relishing early martyrdom.
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However, Trump seems to be relishing the idea of bringing financial pressure on the media through litigation — the very goal of Sullivan and his contemporaries to bring the media to heel.
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On "Sugarboy" she goes one step further by relishing in the gender-bending kink present in such a relationship, her voice slathered all over the intoxicating club beat like golden syrup.
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Her characters and narrators are often a bit eccentric, often solitary or even antisocial, and drift at the fringes of things, nursing remembered pain and relishing the companionship of a dog.
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And Levee goes from his best day ever to his worst possible day in the course of this play, so I'm relishing every single moment we have to play this guy.
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Clinton's comments also appeared to suggest she might even be relishing the deepening crisis at the Trump White House as it confronts a barrage of accusations of colluding with the Russians.
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In 2002, the Wall Street Journal dedicated their front page to "Rowdy Bachelorette Parties", interviewing women who were relishing "a whole new set of rituals... bawdy enough to make men blush".
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The Trump campaign benefits from being able to run against an establishment it says has stacked the deck against it, while the Cruz campaign is relishing reports about its superior organization.
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"What a shock for Trump, who was clearly relishing a presidential race against the socialist Sanders," writes Greg Valliere, chief US policy strategist at AGF Investments, in a note to clients.
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When a homeless man abandons dinner before Kiya can film him, Mr. Mockler's colorful, kinetic frames capture what Kiya missed, relishing the grease as it smears across the man's pallid face.
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In addition to relishing the gentle sleuthing and subtle plots, I have become friends with his "traditionally built" detective Precious Ramotswe in Botswana and his philosopher detective Isabel Dalhousie in Scotland.
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Every single action he has taken has advanced his personal interest, starting with the monetizing of the presidency and the ignoring of conflicts of interest — perhaps even relishing conflicts of interest.
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"The Fake News is beside themselves that McCabe was caught, called out and fired," Trump said in a tweet on Saturday afternoon, relishing the media storm whipped up by the firing.
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Huang is one of a small but growing number of women in China to embrace professional boxing, relishing its intense nature despite traditional stereotypes that steer women away from such activities.
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There is something Murdochian in the way that Kushner seems to be relishing his newfound role as a billionaire outsider, tweaking the more delicate sensibilities that he was once immersed in.
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My journey wasn't just about finding myself, it was about relishing in black excellence at its full potential, seeing my people normalized in places where we've come to dance and celebrate ourselves.
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In fact, Larson is almost relishing the prospect that he and his Chip Ganassi Racing team can now compete without concern and focus solely on doing whatever possible to reach Victory Lane.
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This will be Barty's first appearance in the singles event having previously played in the doubles and she is relishing the opportunity to face off against the elite of the women's game.
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Both seem to be relishing their ongoing clash over health care, but they won't have a chance to duke it out on the debate stage and grab the headlines they both want.
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ABOUT THE BUCKS (36-35): Antetokounmpo also had six assists, two steals and a block as he continues to lead the league's hottest team while relishing the intensity of the stretch run.
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Even Michigan State walked away with some consolation: that despite a flurry of mistakes, its hardened defense had left Buckeyes quarterback Justin Fields bruised enough that he was relishing a bye week.
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" (Suddenly, her novel's high school sports angle feels foreordained.) "I miss the intensity of journalism and the camaraderie of a busy office," she said, "but I am relishing this midlife career change.
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The troll is a figure who skips across the web, saying whatever it takes to rile up unsuspecting targets, relishing the chaos in his wake and feasting on attention, good or bad.
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My last crack at the Regal found me relishing the Opel-based previous generation, but some notable changes have arrived for the 2018 edition, also a rebadged Opel Insignia manufactured in Germany.
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Ivanka seemed to be relishing the moment with her young daughter, kneeling down to show her the ballot once in the booth and placing an "I Voted" sticker on the little girl's jacket.
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As led by Darcy (Patrick Stewart, clearly relishing the chance to play someone so vile), the neo-Nazis are so self-evidently terrible that all other human beings become less so in comparison.
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Snapping a mirror photo of himself at the gym, Taylor slyly included an oblivious Bendjima in the background, relishing in the chance to take a dig at the model's recent breakup with Kardashian.
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It acted as an anxiety release valve; I extend and compress the accordion back over and over again, relishing the satisfying thrmp sound it makes as you press the button back into place.
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Whether playing in the sand at the beach, swimming in a pool in Italy or carrying his sons high atop his shoulders on the streets of New York, Schreiber was clearly relishing fatherhood.
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Congress, which had ruled India for most of the time since independence from Britain in 1947, was relishing an unexpectedly sizeable boost before a general election which must be held by next May.
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"Instagram's primary pleasure in the first place was its visual relishing of the world's delights, and I mean that from its breakfasts to the seasons to babies to the Amalfi Coast," she said.
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"I've heard that K Street is relishing the prospect of any sort of change, hoping there is increased receptivity to the work done by folks around the corner and the process," Ha said.
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I've since had the pleasure of seeing the now-famous Tim Rogers and his band tour the UK, and I'm relishing the idea of catching some always-fantastic Aussie music while I'm there.
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When she watched Bella's rehearsals with derision, or when she dismissed Bella's attentiveness with unseeing eyes, was she refraining from doing harm, or was she, familiar with conquest and surrender, relishing her power?
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Former Nxivm members said they believed that Mr. Raniere was relishing the prospect of his trial because they thought he viewed it as a perfect forum for the public to witness his brilliance.
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And in a sharp break from his predecessor — and from most Trump cabinet secretaries — he seems to be relishing the chance to write new regulations, rather than just crossing out Obama-era ones.
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In the meantime, Democrats are relishing the news of Collins' expected entrance into the race, believing that it will force Republicans to spend months mired in an expensive and politically damaging intraparty fight.
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The President has spoken with Porter multiple times since he left the White House, relishing his former aide as an outside sounding board and counselor, a source familiar with the matter told CNN.
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Jenkins's camera follows warriors like Robin Wright's smirking Antiope into training and battle with the same giddiness that's plain on Diana's awed face, tracking the Amazons' fearsome spins and relishing their deadly precision.
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It looks like Taylor Swift is liking Tumblr memes and praise for "Look What You Made Me Do." In particular, she seems to be relishing comments lauding her video's meta-commentary about her past.
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And the idea that she would be fixated on returning to the 1600s rather than relishing her freedom in the 21st century may give the impression that slavery wasn't every bit an unbearable institution.
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The German, who did not start in Bahrain a year ago in a season that Ferrari completed without a win, is having the time of his life again and relishing the battle with Mercedes.
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They'll adore talking things out with you when things come up at work or in your family, relishing in the exercise of applying the latest psychological, spiritual, or self-help principles they're interested in.
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Relishing his nickname of "middle-class Joe", he told delegates at the World Economic Forum annual meeting that the middle classes, the backbone of economies and democracies, now faced unprecedented threats from technological change.
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Yet all the while one hears — at least it's clear to my ear — her still relishing in that English, making a new queendom of it, if only for its own lush, if sick, beauty.
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Despite the protesters' disruptions and the dreary weather, the Trump-loving millennials seemed to be relishing their time in Washington — especially if they could engage in some light trolling while they were in town.
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Inside the Pentagon, civilian and military officials appear to be relishing the fact that, so far, Mr. Mattis has protected them from many of the ups and downs coming out of the White House.
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Presidents typically use the annual showpiece to invoke national togetherness, to reach across partisan divides and to market political priorities while relishing the pageantry of an occasion designed to highlight their power and prestige.
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But after reaching the top of that profession, he is relishing doing something new, and, in some ways even more high-profile than serving as chief cop on the biggest stage in American sports.
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So they are relishing the chance to paint the House Republican bill as a "Reverse Robin Hood" bid to reward the wealthy and punish the poor, that would push millions of Americans off health plans.
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On the eve of the anniversary of her debut album on August 22, Hilton uploaded a flood of nostalgic pictures and videos to her Instagram, relishing in her all-too-brief stint as a singer.
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The Austrian, who has been talked of as a possible replacement for Formula One chairman Chase Carey post-2020, acknowledged there was a lot of talk but said he was relishing his role at Mercedes.
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Clinton's attacks on his record by relishing her apparent decline ("The inevitable candidate," he said, "is today not quite so inevitable") and explicitly questioning her foreign policy judgment ("Experience does not necessarily equate to judgment").
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Will Smith seems to be relishing playing a ruthless killer, albeit one with a daughter he can't live without; it's a relief to see him unleashing his movie star power rather than tamping it down.
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The police force released a video about its rewards system for people who report graffiti, featuring a young couple out on the town, relishing in the fact that they snitched to pay for their outing.
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Elvis notes that many of them were attracted to what an American publisher called "the sheer butch glamor of printing," relishing the project of creating a publishing industry as separate as possible from patriarchal society.
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He passes on what he's learned to Greg—a down-on-his-luck Roy cousin who wants into the family business—relishing every moment of being above someone else in the family for a change.
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PARIS, (Reuters) - Spain full back Hector Bellerin is relishing the thought of facing Arsenal team mate Tomas Rosicky when the 2008 and 2012 European Championship winners take on Group D rivals Czech Republic on Monday.
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You can watch "Watergate" relishing the craziness of a bygone era and marveling at the styles of elocution, barbering and haberdashery that prevailed in that mad time, but the gravity of the tale is inescapable.
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Berezovsky wasn't ordinarily one to follow instructions, but he was relishing his leading role at the center of this live operation against an enemy agent, so he did as he was told when Atlangeriev called.
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But 19-year-old Jordyn Jones is not only embracing her coming-of-age but relishing in its excitement and beauty in her newest video for pop/EDM single "think about u," premiering exclusively on Refinery29.
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The Chinese government may be relishing the opportunity that THAAD has provided to push back against what officials sometimes call South Korea's "cultural infiltration": its popular music ("K-pop") and television dramas have huge Chinese followings.
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Ron White saying "I do" in front of 300 guests, bragging about having a great wife and relishing a blissful life together in Bev Hills is proof he DID get married ... so says a family friend.
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But he's surely relishing the notion that he could use presidential power to gut the legal legacy of a political enemy -- Comey -- just as he is doing in a political sense with former President Barack Obama.
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Lloyd, 34, is "relishing" the fulfillment of a "long-held ambition," but according to the BBC she also sees the short-term contract as an opportunity to promote American footie under a Union Jack-ed pitch.
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Many of the president's top advisers had been relishing the idea of a match-up against Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who threatens to alienate the affluent suburbanites who decisively swung to Democrats in 2018.
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Mr. Philippot was in television studios on Sunday night, ostensibly relishing the sharp ideological battle to come with Mr. Macron, who rejects Ms. Le Pen's economic protectionism and is strongly in favor of France's European partnerships.
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"Given the state of the business, nobody is relishing the idea of having a movie out in theaters that, no matter what, the industry wants to talk about the underperformance of those movies," Ms. Salke said.
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Mr. Brown, clearly relishing the attention he was drawing to the state, said the lesson California had learned as it imposed limits on emissions was that it did not interfere with economic growth or cause hardship.
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Wisconsin Democrats are nonetheless relishing the attention, emboldened by last year's statewide Democratic victories, most notably reclaiming the governor's office from a staunch conservative, Scott Walker, after eight years, and easily re-electing Senator Tammy Baldwin.
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She's wonderfully dynamic, leading the camera in such a way that we see the Villanueva house like never before, and relishing menial activities like making tea or eating arepas without ever letting up on Jane's spiraling thoughts.
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As the actor took a moment to collect himself, the audience erupted into cheers and applause, encouraging the actor to keep going while also relishing in the fact that it's just fun to watch someone break character.
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And even if you do enjoy penetration during sex, spending some time and energy on relishing the non-penetrative parts of sex can make the whole sexual experience more enjoyable for you and your partner (or partners).
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" Bryan, relishing a jab at his buddy (later in the night the two performed "I Love a Rainy Night" in honor of honoree Eddie Rabbit), advised Tucker, "You may want to put some peroxide on your lips!
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For all you might want to cower in the corner and pretend you are an inanimate object planted by the props department, others in your group will be relishing the chance to dust off their inner thespians.
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"For us, we're just relishing this opportunity to be connected to the popular show, especially one that has characters that are interested in science," says Kim Ramsden, the public relations director at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
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But before Trump, no US President has made such public and cavalier threats, apparently relishing the power he wields as the person who could, by himself, deploy America's earth-shattering nuclear arsenal within a matter of minutes.
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It seemed that after Monday night's manipulative outburst in Australia, Peter's mother was relishing her new role as this season's big bad — so much so that she decided to turn up the heat at the live show.
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Women in Saudi Arabia appear to be relishing the life-changing opportunity to drive with women's universities offering to open up driving schools, Reuters reported, and companies like Ford keen to attract a lucrative new customer base.
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Still, Democrats running for president might wind back Trump's performance on Tuesday afternoon for a reminder of what a dangerous opponent -- ready to go low and relishing his own power -- the President could be in two years.
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At functions where the two have appeared, Shiffrin said Federer told her that he wished he had spent more time during his prime relishing the victories instead of remaining doggedly focused on the next match or tournament.
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" She continued, "And I'm okay with that because every kid has their own time and their own moment, and instead of us dwelling on what he's not doing, we're just living and relishing in what he is doing.
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Pataky's Sexiest Man Alive hubby Chris Hemsworth is from Oz, and she's relishing the outdoor time with her brood, which includes 4 1/2-year-old daughter India Rose and 3-year-old twin sons Tristan and Sasha.
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Cara Delevingne is currently on tour promoting her new young adult novel, Mirror, Mirror, and the actress and model is relishing the chance to explore her literary side while also addressing an issue that affects many teens: depression.
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Fathers, brothers, friends, and boyfriends shifted anxiously on the rattan love seat if you made them wait for you in the foyer as the parade of women walked by — sometimes snickering, always relishing how pained these menfolk appeared.
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Rubio's surge in the market comes as he placed a solid third in the Republican Iowa caucuses last night, surprising pundits and relishing in what he considers a victory that helps him solidify himself as an establishment favorite.
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Blair remained mostly under the Hollywood radar – relishing her role as a single mom – until February 2016 when she landed the role of Kardashian family matriarch Kris Jenner in the FX miniseries American Crime Story: The People vs.
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Australia last won the Fed Cup in 1974 but with the world's leading player now among their ranks, the chances of the trophy returning Down Under have been given a huge boost and Barty is relishing the challenge.
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" She continued: "And I'm okay with that because every kid has their own time and their own moment, and instead of us dwelling on what he's not doing, we're just living and relishing in what he is doing.
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As she sobs quietly in the bath, her bowed head shaven—also at her mother's insistence—Dee Dee takes palpable, maniacal solace in her daughter's shattered will, relishing her crises as opportunities to perform a fantasy of motherhood.
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In text messages and phone calls, Mr. Priebus tried to persuade Mr. Ryan — who was relishing his independence — to accept Mr. Trump, said numerous officials with knowledge of the exchanges who requested anonymity to discuss internal party matters.
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In a statement to Insider on Sunday, Shincheonji USA noted that "many of the group's critics are relishing in the negative attention leaving church leaders to refute baseless rumors spread by reputable media outlets both local and overseas."
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"The empathy model of art can bleed too easily into the relishing of suffering by those who are safe from it," the author Namwali Serpell wrote last year in an essay for The New York Review of Books.
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But, far from being put off by the turmoil rocking his administration, Trump appears to be relishing a new chapter of his presidency, as he axes and undermines aides he distrusts and gives his impulsive personality free rein.
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President-elect Donald Trump is relishing a moment straight out of a reality show season finale that hasn't quite come to fruition: That moment when his most vocal and severe Republican detractor publicly gives in and kisses his ring.
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North is likely relishing in the vacation time, considering that it wasn't that long ago that Kardashian snapped a pic of her daughter using her time-out as a makeshift spa day, much to the delight of the internet.
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There was a sense, in his encounters with the media and his tweets, that Trump was running free, relishing the chance to make everyone dance to his tune, signaling that he would run his presidency exactly as he likes.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The Swiss Alpine town of Davos is used to celebrities and high-rollers, but even it is relishing the new challenge posed by U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to attend the World Economic Forum this month.
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Lake Havasu is relishing in the free press from Sunday night's Oscars telecast, not only because it put the town on the map, but because the plug will save the city tons of cash on advertising in the future.
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SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - England hold no fear for World Cup last 16 opponents Colombia, said the South American side's coach Jose Pekerman, who is relishing the prospect of the "full on, to-the-death" knockout phase of the tournament.
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In the weeks leading up to the Eagles' 153-215 triumph over New England, the players and coaches rallied around the backup quarterback, Nick Foles, wearing rubber dog masks and relishing the idea that no one believed in them.
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While Barbara says the city "just didn't seem in the cards until I got accepted into grad school," she and Coyne soon made the most of it — relishing a routine built together in a new place, with new memories.
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There is a building sense that Trump is relishing the prospect of running the presidency of which he always dreamed, as he acts from the gut, disregards "expert" advice and lives out the convention-trashing promise of his campaign.
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Instead, I spent the next hour on the open-air bar terrace hanging over the valley, eating a delicious avocado and tuna ceviche while relishing the view and the keen desert air with other tourists, most of them Mexican.
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HB: So you mentioned Parnes's lawyer, Mr.Bondy, he seemed to be relishing putting out pictures of Lev Parnes with half of Washington D.C. Do you think those pictures are showing anything more than just a handshake at a fundraiser?
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Britain's medal hope Ben Swift, whose support riders include 2018 Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas, knows a thing or two about the fickle Yorkshire weather, hailing as he does from Rotherham, and he is relishing the expected deluge.
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After relishing in Friday's inaugural festivities, the new president grew increasingly upset the next day by what he felt was "biased" media coverage of women's marches across the globe protesting his election, according to a person familiar with his thinking.
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Spencer and the rest of the alt-right have spent their lives, and particularly the past few years, relishing the power to troll and to attack other people with hateful and bigoted memes, and now it's coming back to bite them.
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"If someone's out there relishing attacking Donald Trump and that's their only message, not only should they not be the president but they won't be elected president," said Philippe Reines, a former Clinton adviser who's worked with her since 2002.
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I used it to keep one eye on Twitter while I watched TV. I bought a bunch of novels on the iBooks store and read them on planes, relishing a screen that to this day remains better-looking than the Kindle's.
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Winter is most definitely here, which means most people are relishing the idea of bundling up in multiple layers while watching TV. Other people have a different idea they are more inclined to explore outdoors and shoot photos of snowflakes.
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Tillerson is now front-runner to be Secretary of State in the cabinet of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, and Russian officials are relishing the prospect of having someone with long-standing ties to Russia as the chief U.S. diplomat.
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Earlier this year, he started a party called Badness, which demonstrates that anything-goes approach—he says he's been relishing the occasion to play slow tracks at peak hours, an anachronism in a world that often favors teeth-grinding speed.
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While Los Angeles is relishing winning, Carolina has headed in the other direction with losses in six of its last eight contests overall and four straight on the road, including the first two of its season-high six-game trek.
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Forward Harrison Barnes said that while the Warriors, who won a record 73 games during the NBA's 82-game regular season, missed Green's energy on the court, Green was relishing the chance to play in a potential clincher on Thursday.
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There is no doubt that agents of the Trump administration, Saudi Arabia, Israel, the United Arab Emirates and others opposed to the Iranian regime are relishing the current disturbances and perhaps trying to stoke them through a variety of means.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Lisa De Vanna once had to wash her sports bras in the sinks of cheap hotels to save money but the footballer is now relishing the good times as a surge of investment transforms women's professional sport in Australia.
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And producers are seeing interest in more complex female characters, with writers relishing the freedom to depict women outside stereotypes, said Nina Tassler, the former head of CBS Entertainment who started a production company aimed at telling stories from diverse voices.
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First published in 1985, in the Soviet Union, and appearing now in English for the first time, the book documents the terrible swiftness with which modest pleasures—going to the cinema, relishing a lilac's bloom—were swept aside by brutality.
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Whatever her support of the impeachment inquiry meant for her future, that afternoon in Statuary Hall, Spanberger was relishing a moment of clarity about a complicated political issue that had been, for months, causing her no small amount of anguish.
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Mets 5, Marlins 4 | 11 innings The team's young slugger is pursuing the rookie home run record and relishing every minute of this season with the Mets, who rallied late on Tuesday to stave off elimination from the playoff race.
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"He certainly shares Trump's desire for cultural conflict and a relishing of cultural conflict that is very uncommon for most Virginia Republicans," said Brennan Bilberry, a former spokesman for Terry McAuliffe, who defeated Mr. Cuccinelli in the 2013 Virginia governor's race.
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Though his stint as a major league regular may not be long — Sanchez has begun to throw and swing a bat and is expected to return in two weeks — Romine is relishing an opportunity that took so long to arrive.
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When he decided to improve his speed, he qualified for the 2004, 2008 and 2012 men's Olympic trials, still relishing the day when he led the first 1023K of the 2008 trials through Times Square, immortalized in a widely circulated photograph.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia (Reuters) - After struggling to beat Australia in their opening World Cup Group C game, France will not be relishing the challenge of facing Peru on Thursday as they have often struggled to make an impact against Latin American opposition.
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But Pauline hasn't yet played a large enough role in the series to warrant this much time, especially when there are such tantalizing glimpses of Bette and Joan, alternately freaking out and relishing the experience of being in a hit again.
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And on Tuesday, he made it clear that he was relishing every minute of this last opportunity as president of the Senate, insisting on taking a photo with Senator Marco Rubio's four children and even smooching Senator Charles E. Grassley's wife.
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Kazee, 43, joined Dewan in relishing the happy news — calling the moment something he has "waited my entire life for" — and went on to praise his girlfriend of nearly two years for everything that she has brought into his life.
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Following the birth of their daughter in August, the couple — who met for the first time as Otis walked down the aisle towards Hehner on Lifetime's hit show — opened up to PEOPLE about why they were relishing every second with their newborn.
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Despite their rising stardom, they're still normal girls who love relishing in the little Hollywood privileges, like snatching famous numbers from their dad's cell phone (since they told they mag they're "very hermit-y" and don't have many famous friends of their own).
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If you have a grain of self-awareness, the emotional purge will occur within the first minute of the game, and you'll spend the rest of the time actively compensating for your worst instincts, surfing them like a wave and relishing the conquest.
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I remember sitting behind the wheel on the nine-hour drive, thinking about all the fun we were going to have and relishing in the fact that we were going to spend a few days just kicking back and letting our hair down.
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Regardless, fast forward to today and Duterte seems to be relishing the progress in relations with China, after having made it his first trip outside Southeast Asia, even ahead of Japan, which is the leading source of foreign investment into the Philippines.
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HANOI (Reuters) - While the leaders of North Korea and the United States debate banishing nuclear bombs from the Korean peninsula, the host of their summit this week, Vietnam, long almost synonymous with war, is relishing its role as a promoter of peace.
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Struck by the name, he began taking long walks — relishing getting somewhere after years of walking in circles in a prison yard — and often returned to the plaza, where he sat and contemplated the question of why he did not yet feel free.
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While Taiwan is relishing its new reputation as the center for free speech in the Chinese-speaking world, there have also been instances when Taiwan has appeared to compromise on its political values to avoid angering Beijing, which claims Taiwan as its territory.
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While Crosby is talented beyond belief, what separates him from most of the greatest players in history is that in many ways he plays like a grinder, relishing breaking teams down on the forecheck with his deceptive physicality and incredible hockey smarts.
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And while the Angels may not be any more formidable than the Twins, it is hard to imagine the Yankees relishing the prospect of a one-game playoff against Mike Trout, the Angels outfielder widely viewed as the best player in baseball.
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She knew that eating meat put her in the minority among the Hindu vegetarians at her school, and she came to think of lunchtime as an opportunity to quietly rebel, to assert all the particulars of her identity while relishing in its flavors.
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After overcoming Notre Dame (7-1) as part of a gantlet that also included victories over Baylor, Florida State, DePaul and Texas, the Huskies looked at the big picture — the state of their program — rather than relishing the enormity of their winning streak.
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Pitiless and ruthless, she kneecaps each of her opponents, especially relishing the fall of former running mate Tom James (Hugh Laurie), finally agrees to take on Jonah Ryan, and at last earns the nomination of her party that she so desperately desires.
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Shot in Brady's home kitchen and set to some seriously sexy-time music, the 1-minute clip posted on Brady's Facebook account shows the football star eating one of the brand's chocolate peanut butter cups and, as you'll see, relishing each and every bite.
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Like his 2000s compatriots Fleetwood Mac and Billy Joel, he could be forgiven for a little late-career coasting on his greatest hits, especially as he's relishing family life with his husband, the film producer David Furnish, and their sons Zachary, 000, and Elijah, 275.
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Shortly after the polarizing performance, Beyoncé appeared, dewy and glowing in that sweatsuit on the porch, knowing full well what she had just pulled off (and perhaps relishing what she still had up her sleeve—the visual album Lemonade would be released two months later).
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The tone of an early morning tweet Friday suggests the President is relishing dictating terms on health care after his actions Thursday, in what may be an attempt to force Congress into acting on his agenda or to jam Democrats into some kind of deal.
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To survive the season, New Yorkers must teach themselves to swim the streets, relishing the gusts of air-conditioning seeping from shops — which pass as cool breezes in the city — and not be alarmed by the spittle raining down from A.C. window units above.
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Even as Mr. Sanders braced for an onslaught of attacks many in his orbit thought would have come by now — "there are a lot of knives out for Bernie Sanders," Mr. Weaver said — the senator appeared to be relishing his back-to-back victories.
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Even before heading in his motorcade to the Capitol for the big speech, Mr. Trump was enjoying the day, reveling in the dysfunction of the Iowa Democratic caucuses and relishing new polling that showed his public approval at the highest point of his presidency.
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WASHINGTON — It was not a country that would naturally have seemed high on the priority list of a president who came to office relishing a trade clash with China, promising to reorder the Middle East and haranguing European allies to spend more on NATO.
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At a time when "our allies are questioning our commitments and our adversaries are relishing the chaos the administration's policies have borne," Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, the committee's ranking Democrat, said, it "can be constructive" to suggest alternatives to the administration's current policies.
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Drifting through Auto-Tuned falsetto and floating through dreamy landscapes of noise, Yachty understands that texture and atmosphere have become some of rap's most important tools and takes these ideas one step further, relishing the prettiness of a modulated "hellooooooo" or a voice melting into a synth.
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Also, while historians, especially those operating in periods that are now in our own history and who sought to elevate Ancient Greek culture, cast the Romans as the only nation to enjoy extreme violence, the Greeks were not averse to watching and even relishing gladiatorial spectacles.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Croatia might have been under the radar coming into the World Cup finals but there will be few sides relishing the possibility of playing them after they displayed their quality with a 3-0 thumping of Argentina in Group D on Thursday.
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And Ivan Pavlov, impressively appearing in all three programs, was a nimble keyboardist, relishing the "Klavierstücke" passages and appearing in a mad rush as Synthi-Fou, a sort of sci-fi Phantom of the Opera who concludes the "Invasion Explosion" scene with an unhinged synthesizer solo.
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"Everyone I have been talking to is relishing the opportunity to make this kind of visibility and attention more meaningful than simply about the glorification of a single profession," actress Michelle Williams, who is Golden Globe nominated for "All the Money in the World," told Reuters.
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Other of Marshall's subjects include lovers in intimate interiors or lyrical landscapes; artists at work on paint-by-numbers self-portraits; people relishing, or enduring, life in public housing and inhabiting utopian suburbs; and upper-middle-class matrons in living rooms filled with civil-rights-era memorabilia.
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The breakout star of NBC's This Is Us had roommates and 81 cents in her bank account before scoring this Emmy-nominated gig, has struck out on her own and relishing the chance to make a home for herself — and, for now, only herself — for the first time.
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In addition to defending the agency, Trump appears to be relishing the idea that Democrats will embrace the "abolish ICE" push ahead of this year's midterms and the 2020 presidential election -- where many conservatives, and some Democrats, believe that it could spell electoral defeat in key swing states.
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So while my floors continue to suffer thanks to my rushed mop jobs, I've decided to treat the beginning parts of my next relationship like I treat cooking dinner: one step at a time, relishing in the feelings it gives me, and drinking plenty of wine in the process.
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But Osorio, relishing the improvement in the team's performances that has helped to silence his many critics at home, said Mexico would stay true to the brand of play that led them to a stunning 1-0 win over Germany and a 2-1 victory over South Korea.
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The viewer is plunged directly into the room, gliding slowly by the inert human guards that stand in the room, almost object-like; the camera pans slowly over them and onto the splendid surfaces of the Salon Doré, relishing in the walls', ceiling's, furnishings', and chandeliers' lush detailing.
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American Horror Story fans may have been scratching their heads when news came that outspoken comic Billy Eichner was announced as part of Ryan Murphy's motley crew for Cult, but the actor says that he's relishing the opportunity to play against type and hopes that fans will embrace his efforts, too.
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Several Republicans running in suburban districts, more politically moderate districts or those with large concentrations of Latino voters quickly disavowed the idea of ending birthright citizenship, relishing a chance to highlight a topic of disagreement with a president who is not popular with the voters whose support they need to win.
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As she began writing for what would become the band's third full-length album, Bark Your Head Off, Dog, she saw that these things were implanted in her, not through her own self-doubt, but by a society that routinely keeps women from relishing their achievements, no matter how deserving they are.
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Relishing a thriving career and a full life with wife Camila Alves, 33, and their three kids, Levi, who turns 8 on July 7, Vida, 6, and Livingston, 3, McConaughey opens up about his early years, raising his family and his amazing journey from Texas to Hollywood in this week's PEOPLE cover story.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) pointed out to Trump that he could revoke security clearances from former senior officials who were attacking him — he is clearly relishing the unilateral power: For the longest time, according to sources with direct knowledge of the president's thinking, Trump did not get involved in clearance issues, whatsoever.
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At my worst, I convinced myself that my fear of weeping on planes would stop me from flying altogether, but then I began relishing the idea of flipping through the in-flight movie catalog on a clumsy touch-screen, calmly selecting a straight-to-DVD film that would reduce me to tears.
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But Nadal still plays tennis on clay with the match-by-match hunger of someone who has not won so much as a Challenger event, and though he is rightly famous for relishing the struggle as much as the victory, there is also an element of protecting his turf at this stage.
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"I can't wait to go over there and hear from the fans the first time they announce me," said Castro, who has looked forward to this series for months, relishing his memories of day baseball, the ivy-covered walls and — especially, he added with a smile — the wind blowing out, not in.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 90%Summary: In Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of the William Shakespeare play, Don Pedro (Denzel Washington) returns home from battle relishing his victory in battle, only for his men — Claudio (Robert Sean Leonard) and Don John (Reeves) — to squabble over their shared pursuit of the governor's daughter Hero (Kate Beckinsale).
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Food all tastes pretty much the same, and a lot of the joy in the world vanishes: no more cut grass on a summer's day, no more wonderful earthy smell of rain after a dry spell, and no more buying a new game, opening the manual and relishing that new game smell. Nothing.
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We got Danielle at LAX Thursday and broke the news to her -- her single "These Heaux" is No. 2 on Spotify's viral top 50 list ... right behind Taylor's "Look What You Made Me Do." Check it out ... Danielle's relishing that a newbie like her can already rival a giant mega star like Taytay.
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Instead, I spent the majority of Alive relishing the bad acting, marveling at how much every other shot looked like a modern Ralph Lauren print ad campaign, and reeling at the thick schmear of god-praising slathered over every scene as if the entire film was a self-produced vanity project by the Lord Himself.
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Ami Brown, 55, and her husband, Billy, 66, had lived with their children—sons Matt, 36, Bam, 34, Bear, 31, Gabe, 29, and Noah, 93, and daughters Bird, 24, and Rain, 16 — in the remote state, weathering brutal winters and even bear attacks but relishing the freedom that came from living off the grid.
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Though she hasn't gone quite as under-the-radar as her expectant sister Kylie Jenner, a source tells PEOPLE the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star — who is expecting her first child, a baby boy, with boyfriend Tristan Thompson early next year — has been relishing the peace and quiet her pregnancy has provided her with.
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Like the Phantom of the Opera, he seemed destined to lurk in the bowels of the Capitol forever— relishing his roles as Obama's chief obstructionist and gatekeeper (at one point sitting on more than 350 House-passed bills) and willing attack dog against anyone who would deign to challenge him or any other Democrat.
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Whether or not you thrill to "Anomalisa," and to the gentle judder of its animation, you can't help relishing the scene in which Lisa, closing her eyes, wins Michael over with song—softly chanting Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," first in English, and then, by way of an encore, in Italian.
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Howard Alpha is just supposed to hang tight and do his best Howard Prime impression, but he's quickly getting drawn into a major investigation alongside Emily Prime (whose Alpha version is in a coma after a mysterious accident shortly before the series begins), relishing the chance to spend time alongside some version of his wife.
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Trump, relishing a victory that restored luster to his claim to be one of life's perpetual winners, which lost some sheen after his second in Iowa, took to the stage at his victory party with a beaming smile and a thumbs-up after defying doubters who had questioned whether he can turn stellar poll numbers into actual votes.
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Instead, over more sleepy slide work, it's the sound of a perfect lazy afternoon, riding a train and eating citrus fruit, relishing in friendships and the knowledge that someone you love is waiting for you at home with a pack of your favorite candy (even if I would quibble with Bennett's choice, peanut chews are gross).
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But right now I plan to let myself ride this Queen Tide of Love out into the wild blue yonder, no matter where it takes me, relishing one of life's final big gifts: At any age, we are capable of crazy-mad, head-over-heels falling in love, even with its attendant crazy-mad brain dysfunction.
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Another excellent source for the question above is Times coverage of Stephen Colbert and his monologue on the New York City subway bomber, which begins: Clearly relishing the opportunity, Mr. Colbert lit into a string of jokes about the resiliency of New York commuters — and the travails of having to travel on the subway every day.
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" And he is nominated for another one at the June 10 ceremony, for helming the scorching revival of Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women," with Laurie Metcalf, Alison Pill and the glorious 82-year-old Glenda Jackson playing a role based on Mr. Albee's adoptive mother, relishing what The New York Times called her "Queen Lear moment.
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I can always tell when Donald's about to fire someone, because his azure eyes get even tinier and his jowls start to flap like pillowcases in a hurricane, and I get a sensual tingling that's usually reserved for Karl Rove, Mr. Magoo, and my second husband, Gary, who perished of an unknown virus, shortly after relishing a Cobb salad I'd prepared for him.
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This year, its 28th in New York, the fair has also introduced a diffident handful of curated booths, including the writer and curator Paul Laster's Relishing the Raw: Contemporary Artists Collecting Outsider Art (A8), in which Mr. Laster teases out suggestive connections between contemporary artists and their own personal collections: It's like listening to a British Invasion rocker talk about his favorite blues records.
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DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The Swiss Alpine town of Davos is used to celebrities and high-rollers, but even it is relishing new attention being heaped on it with U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to attend the World Economic Forum this month Trump's visit to Davos for the annual meet-up of global political and business leaders will be the first for a sitting U.S. president since Bill Clinton came in 2000.
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Randy Shannon relishing opportunity as interim coach with Florida Gators Gators guard Chris Chiozza sprains shoulder in exhibition Transfer Malik Zaire will make first start of season for Gators Gators, Hurricanes represent Sunshine State in AP preseason basketball poll Inside Gator Football: Defensive backs coach Corey Bell "I just have to keep my enthusiasm going, keep my motivation going and then also bring everybody else to that level," Shannon said in an interview with The Associated Press.
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The tale his devotees will raise their children to swear by will describe the nefarious way that coastal elites, partisan Democrats, the liberal media, and a whole slew of other pseudo-Americans—from Muslims relishing our surprise introduction to sharia law to transgender weirdos, man-hating feminists, and America-hating Obama zombies, not to mention pusillanimous establishment Republicans—all conspired to deprive them of the greatest president ever: the only one they felt ever spoke for them.
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Some of the most prominent members of the Democratic party understand this reality, which is why former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, two pugnacious operators both known for relishing political brawls, recently advised their party against politicizing impeachment and the Russia investigation.
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Born out of a sense of crisis — members of its core team were previously volunteer D.J.s at the University of San Francisco's station until the school's administration suddenly locked them out and sold its license to a classical music network for $3.75 million — KXSF is relishing the challenge of staying live on the air at 102.5 FM. For Carolyn Keddy, one of KXSF's co-founders, that's meant plenty of disinfecting wipes, but not a second thought given to changing up her own show's steady diet of discordant punk and garage rock.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) is relishing her role as one of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's most effective attack dogs against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Nadal beaten by Muller in fourth-round classic Raonic ousts Alexander Zverev in Wimbledon marathon Roger sails on as "baby Fed" stays in master's shadow Berdych downs Thiem in five sets to reach Wimbledon quarters Muguruza relishing facing 'Spanish' Svetlana Star quality decides court allocation, say Wimbledon officials Kerber dethroned as number one but has hope restored Life is sweet for Kuznetsova, despite absent Dulce Ostapenko loss seems hard to stomach for Svitolina Murray reaches Wimbledon quarters for 10th straight year Rybarikova charges into Wimbledon wonderland Comfortable Cilic crushes Bautista Agut to reach quarter-finals Kuznetsova back in quarter-finals after 10-year wait Halep dashes new mum Azarenka's comeback dreams Big-hitting Vandeweghe turfs out Wozniacki Konta becomes first British woman into last eight since 33 Kerber knocked out by Muguruza, loses number one spot "Hesitation is fatal": the psychology of the game Wily veteran Venus powers past rookie Konjuh Ostapenko makes Wimbledon quarter-finals to keep double dream alive Don't blame Wimbledon courts for players' tumbles - All England chief - Federer, the third seed, beat Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria 6-4 6-2 6-4 in just over an hour and a half.
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