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"Really? " I said, amused at how Grandmother relished her coffee so much that she related everything to it.

People don't seem to understand that an artist is free to do whatever he wants, and I've always relished that possibility.

He discovered that his adventures took him beyond his mother's realm and he relished this newfound taste of independence.

But the magazine's own troubles have involved just the sort of topic that Ms. Hu and Caijing relished covering.

An endlessly surprising, very dark, human comedy, with a plot that cannot be foreseen but only relished!

THERE was a time when Nicolas Sarkozy relished crisis management.

I relished a proposed revision of Akron street names, for it was a revision toward elegance, minimization.

Sarkozy has also relished using France's position in international institutions to burnish his own image as a statesman.

Boulahrouz plainly relished the encounters, though he admitted Ronaldinho had been his toughest opponent so far.

In fact, she relished cuddling snakes and had to be stopped from reaching for a tarantula.

Warren, who enjoyed spending time with adults, relished being vied over by his uncles.

She had relished in his screams of pain, but his aroused, needy moans, groans and whimpers were even better.

The 19-year-old held his own against the likes of Xavi and Andres Iniesta and admits he relished every minute of their battles.

He relished the performance of his own contrarianism.

Ji-sung Park relished the experience of representing the Reds in his home city of Seoul as he helped United secure a 3-2 victory.

I've said I did not love her, and rather relished mortifying her vanity now and then.

Japanese media relished reporting tales of borrowers who never made a single repayment and whose place of business vanished overnight.

He relished the freedom to pursue 'his own entrepreneurial dreams, ' he says.

DURING his decade-long stint as chancellor of the exchequer, Gordon Brown relished one achievement above all others.

He snapped at heels and relished his time on the ball.

He relished to be in at the center of controversy.

She relished her new pool and spent hours swimming, diving and flapping those misshapen, yet rapidly developing wings.

Maiev had been Illidan's jailor for ten thousand years and relished the prospect of recapturing him.

In those days mowgli brother, now call you for love, six neither a generation all he relished.

Many Czechs relished their president's stand against the Euro-federalists.

Tokyo's citizens once relished the heresies of their cantankerous, right-winggovernor, overlooking the more poisonous stuff.

The parallelism in the classification of organisms and phytocoenoses is relished.

Such people have usually relished the opportunity to work with Scala.

Both men, one suspects, would have relished taking their battle online.

When something offended her, she relished delivering the killing blow.

Rawlings is a fearless fellow, and would have relished the chance to experience the Red Zone at its reddest.

According to ancienthieroglyphic inscriptions, wealthy ancient Egyptians relished suchcalorie-rich fare as cakes sweetened with honey.

Such thinking, such behavior, must seem strange to Coe, who relished doubling up at big events.

If modernists such as Virginia Woolf relished depth and metaphysics, then postmodernists such as Martin Amis favoured surface and irony.

The tasting panel produces notes on each bottling, the baroque wordplay of which is semi-humorous and much relished by members.

Our plans for the team were right on target. 2005 was tough, as expected, but we relished the challenge and got on with the job.

He relished going to the beach at dawn.

"Didn't the girls laugh at the picture? " asked Jo, who relished the scrape.

On the contrary, in such process, I have sincerely relished the dignity, felicity and joy brought along with the writings from heart;