| 31. | A pity Che Guevara did not live to savor the victory.
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| 32. | But they are now left to savor the past three years.
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| 33. | As it is, there are plenty of details to savor.
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| 34. | A fun smorgasbord of across-the-pond events to savor
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| 35. | That's when I savor it the most ."
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| 36. | Fountain savors his words the same way he does his food.
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| 37. | In any event, Prior is going to savor the moment.
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| 38. | The tasters chew it, savor it and spit it out.
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| 39. | He loves coming here for this festival, savors the atmosphere.
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| 40. | I savor these moments because Hughes'benign remoteness frustrates me.
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