Breathe good air, bask in the sunshine, see nature and say to yourself, "All these treasures are for me, all these things I am part of.
It is a happiness and satisfaction to know you, and to bask in the atmosphere of you.
The old father of whom I have spoken was carried out to bask in the sunshine that afternoon as usual, and his son and daughter-in-law went to the hay-making.
They bask in the beam, and bend by the stream, Like beautiful nymphs at play, Holding dew-pearls up in each nectar cup To the glorious God of Day.
And love the jolly weather, And bask in sunshine golden, Rare pals of choicest breed; If love were dhudeen olden, And I were like the weed.
So soon as the violets push up and open their sweet-scented flowers under the first warm gleams of the spring sunshine, the snake ventures forth from his hole to bask on the south side of the bank.
At times, when I baskin the warmth of love, they fade, they melt.
Persephone closed her eyes, leaned back to baskin the warmth of the sun.
I suppose they live partly on fish and partly on grass, for they come on shore by means of their fore paws, dragging their hind parts after them, and bask themselves in the sun in great numbers.
Many thousand seals and sea-lions come daily on shore to bask in the sun, of which the seamen killed great numbers, both for food and amusement.
Some in the fields of purest aether play, And bask and whiten in the blaze of day.
They all took up the refrain: "To bask in the countenance of Muene-Motapa!
But he will return some day to bask in the countenance of Muene-Motapa.
You can bask in this sun, You can drink wine, and eat: Good by.
Stay to-day which wanes too soon, Stay the sun and stay the moon, Stay your youth; Bask you in the actual noon, Rest you in the present truth.
Not flowers, but peaches, gathered where the bees, As downy, bask and boom In sunshine and in gloom of trees.
While slender and tall the hop-poles going Straight to the West in their leafy lines, Portion it out into chambers, glowing, And bask in red day as the sun declines.
The more we baskin the sunshine of Love the more tender we become to those in the shadow.
It was never the Divine intent that a favored few should bask in the sunshine of His grace while the majority suffered want and deprivation.
Since cottonmouths are semi-aquatic and are often exposed to temperatures that are lower than those of the air, they either must bask more often than terrestrial snakes or tolerate lower temperatures.
Let me see now what is my plot or game; with George, my ambition would not be gratified, for he has no estate; nor could I ever bask in the presence of the man I adore; by marrying the Colonel I gain both ends.
Dear heart, to which we all repair To bask in sunshine and sweet air, God bless thee ever, everywhere.
Better were hell than that, with a share in the common doom, Than to bask and smile content, with never a fear and doubt, In the vast, vast Paradise space with the countless flowers abloom.
Let the luscious South-wind Breathe in lovers' sighs, While the lazy gallants Bask in ladies' eyes.
Thus shall all the heavy clouds and mists of human opinion be rolled away, and our enfranchised souls shall bask in the clear sunlight of a full divine revelation.
It gathers, like a thick dark cloud, on our spiritual horizon, so that our souls cannot bask in the blessed beams of our Father's countenance.
The lion, and the libbard, and the bear Graze with the fearless flocks; all bask at noon Together, or all gambol in the shade Of the same grove, and drink one common stream.
Better to love in loneliness Than bask in love all day; Better the fountain in the heart Than the fountain by the way.
Forsaken dream not hearts which here Bask in no sunny shine; Each shall one coming day be dear To love as good as thine.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bask" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bask; indulge; luxuriate; roll; sumptuous; sun; wallow; welter
