"I take great pleasure (in it)," Jeselnik told TMZ Sports.
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"I'll take great pleasure in slaughtering all of you," Rodger said.
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I really take great pleasure in pushing characters to the extreme.
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If your family members take great pleasure in being constantly connected, that's their choice.
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"The company's management and board take great pleasure in sharing the company's success with our employees," he said.
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Museum curators put much stall in authenticity and take great pleasure in sharing the treasures in their care with the public.
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Some excel at evoking the poignant longing of the former, while others take great pleasure in depicting the devilishness of the latter.
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Clearly there are racists and misogynists all over the web who take great pleasure in knocking famous women down for no reason whatsoever.
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It's set in a world I'm wholly unfamiliar with—one in which loaded, ruthlessly self-absorbed, power-hungry assholes take great pleasure in fucking one another over.
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We met at a time of mutual vulnerability, both of us unknowingly dating the same woman who seemed to take great pleasure in exploiting our trust and undermining our sanity.
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So Whovians should take great pleasure in knowing that the Oxford English Dictionary is adding one of the most important wibbly wobbly, timey wimey terms from Doctor Who as an official word.
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Mourinho, as he has done before, would take great pleasure in once again proving the "football geniuses" in the news media to be the know-nothings he (probably correctly) believes them — us — to be.
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While the United States has not lifted sanctions against Russia, one of the Russian President's top priorities, Putin can take great pleasure in watching what has happened to the West since Donald Trump became President.
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The idea that you can extract your own cooking fat from an ingredient as simple as a chicken thigh is something I take great pleasure in; to me, it's one of the finest D.I.Y. moments in cooking.
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Most likely, it'll spend Season 8 going down that checklist, tying off loose plot threads one by one, and we at home will take great pleasure in watching the good guys finally come out on top after all they've been through.
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For months after that, whenever I saw SkaterBoy in the halls or outside of school, my whole face would flush like an overripe tomato; if his friends were with him, they would take great pleasure in embarrassing us both by making kissing noises.
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AIR FRANCE The French take great pleasure in good food and wine, and according to Ghislaine Van Branteghem, Air France's catering product manager for long-haul flights, the airline wants to extend that philosophy to the skies, including to its economy passengers.
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Fort Adams, R. I., September 2, 1864. "During about eighteen months' service in the field I had abundant opportunity to observe the gallant conduct of Private Carson, and I take great pleasure in indorsing the above." James Y. Semple, First Lieutenant, 15th Infantry.Survivors Proceedings, 1898, pp. 120-121.
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In another story Sambu traps the same corrupt manager who used to take great pleasure in referring to him at work as "that idiot". Sambu's best moments are when he walks into his old office on the case of the pearl necklace and haughtily ignores his former colleagues who once showed him scant respect.
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The traditional values associated with raising cattle remain embedded in all Didinga. Many still take great pleasure in owning large herds. Their new-found hope for change that was brought back from their temporary migration also remains instilled in their daily lives. The Didinga use their cattle not only as a means of wealth, but also for their milk that is consumed daily and made into butter.
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On his own he picked up elements of the music and taught himself to play chords. He learned to improvise and take great pleasure in his musical discoveries. At the age of 12 he took part in many school productions and was seen on local television and theater. When he was 15, he attended the "Abertura" music festival in Brazil, where he admired the guitar duo Burnier & Cartier.
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In the Age of Apocalypse reality, Northstar and Aurora were part of Mister Sinister's Elite Mutant Force (E.M.F.) and, as such, were assigned to patrolling the breeding pens. The siblings fully embraced their beliefs of mutant superiority and seemed to take great pleasure in punishing those prisoners who acted up or tried to escape. When the E.M.F.'s leader, Cyclops, switched sides, secretly helping some inmates to escape, he was caught in the act by the speeding twins.
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In Victorian England, widowed undertaker Cedric Brown is the father of seven unruly children—Simon, Tora, Eric, Lily, Sebastian, Chrissie, and Aggie. He is clumsy and loves his children, but since the death of his wife, has spent little time with them and cannot handle them. The children have had a series of nannies, whom they have systematically driven out with their bad behaviour and pranks. They also take great pleasure in tormenting their cook, Mrs. Blatherwick.
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In his announcement, Fleming told supporters, "Tonight, I take great pleasure in advising you that by the help of God, because we don't know what could happen, elections in Anguilla will be on the 15th of February 2010." Colville Petty, the supervisor of elections, reported that 8,652 voters were registered to vote in the seven electoral districts on the island. That marked an increase in voter registration from the 2005 general election, when 7,558 people registered to vote.
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On April 14, 1865, Taft was watching Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., which President Abraham Lincoln was attending. Taft had a good view of those in the presidential box. He observed that First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln often called her husband's attention to aspects of the action onstage, and "seemed to take great pleasure in witnessing his enjoyment." After Lincoln was shot, Taft was boosted up from the stage to the president's box.Kunhardt.
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She would take great pleasure in causing arguments, particularly between a couple who were romantically involved. Describing herself as a "pagan", Montalban's personal faith was Luciferian in basis, revolving around the veneration of Lucifer, or Lumiel, whom she considered to be a benevolent angelic being who had aided humanity's development. Within her Order, she emphasised that her followers discover their own personal relationship with the angelic beings, including Lumiel. Montalban considered astrology to be a central part of her religious worldview, and always maintained that one could be a good magician only if they had mastered astrology.
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The siblings are rather snotty about their superior status as mutants and seem to take great pleasure in punishing those prisoners who act up or try to escape. When the E.M.F.'s leader, Cyclops, switches sides, secretly helping some inmates to escape, he is caught in the act by the speeding twins. However, both of them are defeated by Cyclops and the prisoner he was helping to escape, which happens to be Polaris. When the series was revisited for the 10 year anniversary, both Northstar and Aurora are later killed by Weapon X (Wolverine) and Kirika (X-23 in the main Marvel Universe).
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Most of his friends likewise enjoy hunting and fishing, even if they aren't particularly good at it. McManus, in his stories, has a certain amount of disgruntlement for people who take great pleasure in the minutiae of various sports (such as encyclopediac knowledge of firearms calibers and ballistics). He refers to firearms enthusiasts as 'gun nuts' and treats their excited sharing of the fine points of ballistic arcs and grain sizes as something to be endured to get on a good hunting trip. Some of the elements show up in his longer works, and are even worked into the plots.
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Their first radio feature was planned for May 1, 2010 with Cultural Syndicate, who canceled after a closer review of the band's lyrical content, allegedly due to fear that it might cause offense among listeners. The band has been mentioned in publications such as Bitchface Magazine,Bitchface Magazine Issue No. 4 "Fedayeen Attack" 2010 Stamp Media, Apen voor Antwerpen as well as countless blogs and posts from around the world. The band claims to take great pleasure in deeply offending both "Flag sucking patriots" and Muslim conservatives alike.and claimed to have already received three death threats in the short time they've been working together, and "hope for many more".
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" Westwell praised the director's skill: > "The careful mapping of the subtle differences between each bomb, the play > with point of view ... and the attenuation of key action sequences ... lends > the film a distinctive quality that can only be attributed to Bigelow's > clever, confident direction." The critic noted the film's different take on the Iraq War, writing that "it confronts the fact that men often take great pleasure in war." He concluded, > "This unapologetic celebration of a testosterone-fuelled lust for war may > gall. Yet there is something original and distinctive about the film's > willingness to admit that for some men (and many moviegoers) war carries an > intrinsic dramatic charge.
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A promotional image for the event of Second Coming was released depicting two versions of Hope Summers, the so-called Mutant Messiah—one angelic, emphasizing her role as a savior, the other as evil and surrounded by the Phoenix Force, depicting her as a destroyer.Previews for X-Men: Hope One- shot During the final confrontation with Bastion, Hope turns into what appears to be the Phoenix and blasts Bastion as Wolverine, Colossus, and Emma watch shocked. Bastion, however, manages to grasp Hope's neck, and states that despite his original programming, he will take great pleasure in killing her. Cyclops blasts his arm, and Wolverine jumps on him, as he tries killing him "for Kurt".
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Onyx Blackman (Greg Hollimon) is the overly stern principal of Flatpoint High who appeared in all thirty episodes. He rules Flatpoint High with an iron fist, insisting that his likeness be placed in as many prominent positions throughout the school as possible, including, but not limited to, the school letterman jackets, the buses, silk robes, every classroom, air fresheners, art projects, restrooms, paper towels, and even behind shelves. He also seems to take great pleasure in making announcements over the loudspeaker which include phrases such as "Hearken to my voice!" and are accompanied on at least one occasion by his secretary, Iris Puffybush, dramatically playing the bongos. Various episodes establish that Blackman has a gambling problem, is divorced, still lives with his parents, and has a fetish for middle-aged white women.
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