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Meanings of savour the moment in English

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Usage of savour the moment in English
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I wanted to take my time, get it right, savour the moment.
Exit wound
2
Just savour the moment, because it is gone in a flash.
BBC
3
Our minds are racing and we never truly savour the moment.
The South African
4
Like many a fatalist I didn't want to savour the moment; I just wanted the thing over.
The Irish Times
5
Instead he's happy to savour the moment, something he might not always have done in the past.
The Irish Times
6
It's springtime, so if you notice a beautiful flower coming up, savour the moment, and let everything else drop away.
The Guardian
7
Instead the only three-time world player of the year preferred to bask in the glory and let team-mates savour the moment.
Radio NZ
8
Get your hands on whatever you can, start chewing and savour the moment, it's going to be a lengthy two hours.
The South African
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For now, the 22-year-old winner and the 65-year-old trainer he calls Dad wanted to savour the moment.
The Guardian
10
Maybe he should look to our own Minister for Finance, who likes nothing better than to savour the moment of his own largesse.
The Irish Times
11
She advanced slowly on me, taking her time, savouring the moment.
Hell to pay
12
The ghosts had finally been exorcised, and how the players savoured the moment.
The Irish Times
13
The hacker savoured the moment, but he didn't pause for long.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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We're just savouring the moment of the prime minister's words.
Radio NZ
15
Balancing cigarettes and cups of tea, they savoured the moment.
The Guardian
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The unexpected wafts of vanilla fragrance caused passersby to peer more closely, savouring the moment.
The Irish Times
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