| "I want to savor it." | |
| "I will savor each day, | |
| "Joy to those who survive us to savor sweet freedom" | |
| "let us savor the fleet delights of our fairest days!" | |
| ( chuckles ) Supposed to savor that. | |
| "I want to savor it." | |
| "I will savor each day, | |
| "Joy to those who survive us to savor sweet freedom" | |
| "let us savor the fleet delights of our fairest days!" | |
| ( chuckles ) Supposed to savor that. | |
| "America sits back and savors its freedom "while atrocities are committed and, uh, "families are destroyed. | |
| (woman #1 ) # As you quest for sanity, # # she savors your pain with love. # | |
| Adulation is something one savors all too seldom at close quarters. | |
| How he savors the song! | |
| I bet he savors the challenge. | |
| "America sits back and savors its freedom "while atrocities are committed and, uh, "families are destroyed. | |
| (woman #1 ) # As you quest for sanity, # # she savors your pain with love. # | |
| Adulation is something one savors all too seldom at close quarters. | |
| How he savors the song! | |
| I bet he savors the challenge. | |
| "After danger is averted, then is kindness savored... "...sympathy gratefully accepted, and gratefully received... "...though one had not expected in regions wild as these... | |
| "Susan savored Juan Cala's scent and she felt the storm begin to rage between her thighs." | |
| "The scent of purest water hangs in the air to be savored, | |
| ( cheering ) ...and savored their victory. | |
| - How food like this has to be savored. | |
| "My dearest, I'm becoming a connoisseur of silence. I'm savoring yours. What does its complex flavor add up to? | |
| - Because I'm savoring the irony. | |
| - I'm not savoring. | |
| - No savoring. - Wow. | |
| After I'm done savoring the moment. | |
| "After danger is averted, then is kindness savored... "...sympathy gratefully accepted, and gratefully received... "...though one had not expected in regions wild as these... | |
| "Susan savored Juan Cala's scent and she felt the storm begin to rage between her thighs." | |
| "The scent of purest water hangs in the air to be savored, | |
| ( cheering ) ...and savored their victory. | |
| - How food like this has to be savored. | |
| "My dearest, I'm becoming a connoisseur of silence. I'm savoring yours. What does its complex flavor add up to? | |
| - Because I'm savoring the irony. | |
| - I'm not savoring. | |
| - No savoring. - Wow. | |
| After I'm done savoring the moment. | |
