We savor life.

We need to savor vegetables.

I'll just savor the sweetness today.

We need to savor smaller portions of seafood.

We breathed but to savor her crystal caress.

Savor the peace of a life befitting my rank.

Or even simply just taking the time to slow down and savor your life.

Savor it for a moment. Now consider this None of our modern human ancestors ever breathed anything like it and, the way things are going, nor will our descendants.

And in Harvard, for instance, they send out a letter to undergraduates freshmen telling them that they'll get more out of life, and more out of Harvard, if they put on the brakes, if they do less, but give time to things, the time that things need, to enjoy them, to savor them.

And in Harvard, for instance, they send out a letter to undergraduates freshmen telling them that they'll get more out of life, and more out of Harvard, if they put on the brakes, if they do less, but give time to things, the time that things need, to enjoy them, to savor them.

To tell the truth, Phineas had been a hearty, two fisted backwoodsman, a vigorous hunter, and a dead shot at a buck but, having wooed a pretty Quakeress, had been moved by the power of her charms to join the society in his neighborhood and though he was an honest, sober, and efficient member, and nothing particular could be alleged against him, yet the more spiritual among them could not but discern an exceeding lack of savor in his developments.