| - Every morning, I luxuriate in my bath. | |
| -I luxuriate in the cold. | |
| Ain't I owed a minute to luxuriate on the work Patsey done? | |
| At the moment one happens upon Shibden abruptly with... no time to luxuriate in anticipation. | |
| It's a sin to starve us while the bureauticians luxuriate in their private sanctuaries. | |
| - Every morning, I luxuriate in my bath. | |
| -I luxuriate in the cold. | |
| Ain't I owed a minute to luxuriate on the work Patsey done? | |
| At the moment one happens upon Shibden abruptly with... no time to luxuriate in anticipation. | |
| It's a sin to starve us while the bureauticians luxuriate in their private sanctuaries. | |
| Przybyszewski has himself published a short novel in which the hero gives his wife to an artist and luxuriates is the feelings of hate and jealousy that he has aroused in himself. | |
| Przybyszewski has himself published a short novel in which the hero gives his wife to an artist and luxuriates is the feelings of hate and jealousy that he has aroused in himself. | |
| For a moment, he luxuriated in the memory of her. | |
| For life is given by the sovereign of our universe... given to be savored, to be luxuriated in, to be respected. | |
| The covetous serpent did constrict those that luxuriated their final feast. | |
| But nervous and romantic temperaments, fond of living among people... fond of intellectual sloth... and of idly luxuriating in emotion... are bored to death here, and fall into despair. | |
| I can just see you luxuriating under one of them palms... with a tall glass in your hand. | |
| I was luxuriating. | |
| So, Mr. Chairman, I'd say the only reason that we're here today, luxuriating in the smug banality of a Senate hearing instead of ducking for cover in all-out war, is because I had the decency to violate Section 793 | |
| Twenty minutes, you'll be luxuriating in a five-star hotel, right on the harbor front. | |
| For a moment, he luxuriated in the memory of her. | |
| For life is given by the sovereign of our universe... given to be savored, to be luxuriated in, to be respected. | |
| The covetous serpent did constrict those that luxuriated their final feast. | |
| But nervous and romantic temperaments, fond of living among people... fond of intellectual sloth... and of idly luxuriating in emotion... are bored to death here, and fall into despair. | |
| I can just see you luxuriating under one of them palms... with a tall glass in your hand. | |
| I was luxuriating. | |
| So, Mr. Chairman, I'd say the only reason that we're here today, luxuriating in the smug banality of a Senate hearing instead of ducking for cover in all-out war, is because I had the decency to violate Section 793 | |
| Twenty minutes, you'll be luxuriating in a five-star hotel, right on the harbor front. | |
