These rings, and those below, anticipate relishing recent events.

After decades spent scaling this particular mountain, who can blame me for relishing the prospect of being, finally, over the hill?

He was on a roll, relishing this chance to lecture ignorant Americans, and once again he answered his own question.

He ate the bread first, relishing the familiar taste, then tore into his energy bar, eating half in one bite.

Far from relishing the prospect of free trade and wide-open markets, they worry that the new competition could threaten their livelihood.

She closed her eyes, relishing the soothing coolness, enjoying the gentle, rocking movements of the horse.

Though he is an enthusiastic consumer and commissioner of new music, Pahud sounds most excited when relishing the old repertoire.

Then he launched himself through the arch (relishing the eager response of his body even at this moment), hitting on his shoulder and rolling.

Griffey got a kick out of seeing Reggie Jackson ("Mr. October," he said, relishing the words).

"So get your gear, then meet back here," said Picard, clearly relishing being in command again, even if it was an old salvage tug with a crew of four.

I must confess to being somewhat biased when it comes to relishing the sheer number and quality of the outdoor activities that it's possible to do in South West England.

Psychologists have long puzzled over what is known as cognitive dissonance, the ability of one person to calmly hold two seemingly paradoxical ideas, like opposing cruelty to animals but relishing kielbasa.

We've done the best we could for Amanda-limited her contacts with them ever since her mother's death. . . ." Merryl Kendrick seemed to be actually relishing this.

Not relishing the TV-dinner aspects of consuming a meal out of a foil package, our guest asked for the contents to be transferred to another plate, which was done with brusqueness.

Indeed, a police videotape showed Mr. Augustynek momentarily on the fringe of a crowd, apparently relishing the distress of the police as they organized the fruitless money drop in Zakopane.

Appin's cousin Ardsheal, Perhaps relishing another encounter with Rob Roy, traveled the 50 miles to Balquhidder with his own men, bringing the total force against Rob to 200.

She joins Gorilla Grodd's Secret Society, relishing the chance to kill Morgan Edge when the rest of the team is distracted examining the canisters containing the Secret Society's latest recruit Clayface.

Off to the side, but relishing the limelight, was James L. Dimon, 47, the impetuous presumptive heir to a new financial colossus that aims to compete head-on with Citigroup, where he was once a rising star.

Devlin began pumping in and out, so fast, so hard that he was completely out of control, his mind taken over by his body, ignoring the consequences of his disobedience - or rather, if the truth were known, relishing them.

Mr. Giuliani, clearly relishing the controversy, insisted that he could never forgive and play host to Mr. Arafat even though the Palestinian leader has been embraced as a peacemaker by the Israeli and United States Governments.

Soon afterward it was learned that Miss Emily, not relishing the medical attention she had had, was declaring that in the state of her health she felt it her duty to be near the specialist in London who understood her case.

'Inflation of Information' There are a variety of explanations as to why much of the Israeli public appears to be relishing the silence brought on by the broadcast workers' strike for a 30 percent pay increase -a demand the Government, with the public's backing, is firmly refusing.

Nothing like making up for lost time, she thought to herself with relish.

But few seemed to share his relish in doing so.

But that is not a step most people in state government relish.

But they also made clear that the decision was taken with some relish.

It is also most popular in the form of a relish.

Yet he did not so much relish danger as experience.

And he felt that the crowd had no relish for him.

I have seen too much of battle and death to take relish in it.

He turned the last word on his tongue with relish.

Serve at once with red pepper relish on the side.

If only they'd spent their time doing things she could now recall with relish.

He waited with a certain relish for her to speak.

I can keep this up forever, he thought, with relish.

He felt like killing the young man, slowly, with great relish.

Well, there's plenty of work to keep us going, said David with a certain relish.

His smile, for the first time, began to show signs of real relish.

Even when there are serious points to make - particularly then, in fact - he does so with this kind of relish.

The young girl beamed and set back to work with relish.

It was a pleasure to watch her eat with such relish.

"Now comes the celebration," he said, looking back with relish at what happened to him.

She had bought other books and read them all with an equal relish.

He has a keen relish for women and strong drink.

Small businesses in the area are looking at the 3,000 new potential customers with relish.

It has made us more positive people who have greeted every new experience with relish.

He seems to relish being put upon, even at home.

The two men did not always relish each other's company.

The young women seemed to relish the effect they were having.

I decided to take my time, and relish each moment.

I relish some of the changes the Americans have made.

He may well relish the chance to finally get his way on these issues.

They might relish the chance to hit back for once, you never know.

He seems to relish the opportunity to take on such issues.

And yet it was not wrong of him to relish his death.

The time had come and he did not relish it.

It was important for him to be able to relish every moment.

I really relish the thought of being on the court at the same time as these guys.

I think to be the Man, a guy has to really relish being in that position.

She must relish the chance to be, in these works, herself.

He could relish it without having to fight against coming.

The family and especially the children relish story telling time.

And believe me, I relish the task even less than you do.

And time for him to relish this beautiful new world just a little.

If so, he apparently did not care to relish it for long.

And so they pay good money to relish telling the players off.

I'm not certain I relish the idea of asking her, either.

Right now, though, there was another task which he did not relish.

It was a moment to remember, a memory to relish.

They began to talk together much more than we relished.

She'd said as much to him before and still he relished the words.