Revelled

Her testimony didn’t seem to contribute much, if anything, to the prosecution as the defense likely revelled in her court appearance.

Six members of a gang dubbed themselves "the hustle line" and made "violent" videos where they revelled in gang culture.

Walsh and the Blues revelled in their first finals win in a decade in the aftermath of Friday night’s result, but are not in the mood for reflection, believing there is more they can achieve.

Dua Lipa revelled in “doing research” on herself when she was single.

England supporters across the country revelled in the celebrations as Saka equalised to keep the Three Lions in the Euros.

It ultimately became a tag they revelled in. Today, they proudly say that, despite losing the bitter dispute, they would do exactly the same again tomorrow.

Alioski’s afternoon took a turn for the worse when he suffered cramp while attempting a flamboyant breakdancing move as he and the team revelled on the pitch after the final whistle.

As a lyricist he was a radical who revelled in the obscure, stuff that nobody else would touch.

Den Boer revelled in a rare win on the international stage, telling the that she had surprised herself with the performance.

In the early days, at least, Trautmann revelled in the war – and in the cause.

King said Gaulois revelled in the wet going which was in complete contrast to her ride in the Stayer’s Cup, Plymouth Road, who finished a long last.

The UPPSC also revelled the dates of recruitment exams notified and to be conducted in 2019.

An eight-minute propaganda video, released by Yunes, revelled in Macías’s proximity to British royalty and power.

Hopkins spread hate, bigotry and racism for years, she gleefully revelled in the pain of others and karma has simply turned up to kick her right up the arse.

Henry VIII's biographer J. J. Scarisbrick adds that Anne "revelled in" the attention she received from her admirers.

Wilberforce was an indulgent and adoring father who revelled in his time at home and at play with his children.

Wollstonecraft revelled in the intellectual atmosphere of the Arden household and valued her friendship with Arden greatly, sometimes to the point of being emotionally possessive.