Reveling Sentence Examples

Jenn closed her eyes, reveling in her freed senses and allowing her instincts to guide her.

Today's passengers on tall ships may take turns learning about rigging, steering the ship, or just reveling in the unique experience.

It was apparent the old man was feeling much more chip­per, reveling in his notoriety.

There was the extremely distasteful reveling in the poor sod's last minutes.

Luke Harding reports that Germany is reveling in an explosion of national pride and silly headgear.

Its cities are shaking off their staid reputations and reveling in their cosmopolitan chic.

As he well expected, he then came under a barrage of abuse, and was swaggering about, reveling in the attention.

Of course, he never strays too far from you, but he is reveling in each new skill that he learns.

Making the Band - Watch the creation of a hot new group while reveling in all the drama a competition-based reality show can bring.

One cheerleader integrates Spanish into her intro, reveling in her Hispanic heritage, and another cheerleader who is more voluptuously built than the others revels that ". . .when I shake it, it's like an earthquake."

He drew her into his body, reveling in the flow of her cool energy.

Alike Tory grandees and constituency loyalists are reveling in their party's new-found popularity.

He rarely loses a challenge in the air and is clearly reveling in his role with the Lichties.

We were all reveling in the stunning beauty of the scenery and keeping a wary eye on the army in front of us.

He can only imagine himself in the same position reveling in luxuries and yet here is Hitler who scorns them all.

He was sitting, reveling in the day and enjoying his new art treasure, when he heard Connor's car come up the drive.

This was one such instance where he refused to look, instead reveling in the thrill of anticipation.

Katie fought to keep the emotions tumbling within her from leaking out, instead reveling in the sight of her mate.  While in the underworld, she'd lost all hope of ever standing next to him again.