lead a life of leisure

Lecter is now leading a life of leisure as a Renaissance scholar and lecturer in Florence, Italy.

In Calimshan, wealth is of the utmost importance, which is sought after so that the seeker can lead a life of leisure.

Surrounded by horses, dogs and servants on a glorious English estate that has sheltered their family since the 16th century, they lead a life of leisure, pleasantly isolated from the rank and file.

As a moneyed Bostonian esthete, the scion of "prominent families" almost beyond number, he could have led a life of leisure and ease among the sexually neutral people with whom he felt most at home.

The bhikkhu who retires from the world in order to lead a life of leisure will have no gain, for a life of indolence is an abomination, and lack of energy is to be despised.

Then the grand old gelding was retired by his owner, Richard Bomze, and his trainer, Leo O'Brien, and now leads a life of leisure at his farm in Ocala, Fla.