Word: relishingly
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...typical stay averages about six months--half the time healing and preparing for an artificial limb, the other half learning to live with it. The pain is decreased by the presence of family members, many of whom can live on Walter Reed's 147-acre campus. Although the soldiers relish stop-bys from stars like Bruce Willis and Jennifer Love Hewitt, they glow when speaking of getting their Purple Hearts from President Bush. "Laura and I are here to thank the brave souls who got wounded in the war on terror," Bush said in the hospital lobby this past Sept...
Although the challenge of facing down Dartmouth is one that any Crimson team would relish, this year’s Harvard squad won’t even have to dig that deep to find its motivation...
...liberal media” is antagonizing Rush Limbaugh is of course the classic, cop-out response. You’d think that the media has run rampant with ad hominem attacks against Rush—and yes, one Al Franken and miscellaneous others prove exceptions as they relish his hypocrisy—but the character assassination territory is generally left to Limbaugh...
...should replace as many refined carbs as you can with whole grains such as brown or wild rice, bulgur, barley and whole-grain flours. A seven-grain dinner roll isn't as scary as it sounds. And if you don't relish a side dish of buckwheat groats, add some to soups and salads. If you don't like whole-wheat pasta (and who does?), eat your favorite but less...
This year, those recruits, now weathered seniors, face the lofty challenge of repeating perfection. They lose two seniors to graduation, but if you ask them, you’ll find that they relish the seemingly impossible pressure to improve—just like in their freshman year...