bask in something

bask | American Dictionary

bask
verb[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]
us/bæsk/
to lie or sit and enjoy warmth:
On top of the wall, a cat basked happily in the sun.
fig. Marina basked in the crowd’s admiration (= enjoyed it).

Examples of bask

bask
Sometimes, of course, the spectacle of people, basking in the security of exile, demanding that their brethren remain steadfast was cause for resentment.
Like health-conscious holidaymakers, they will maintain a stern regime of early rising, hard walking, and brisk swimming; they won't ever lounge or bask.
Like water near the sea, where you see rich bask lazily.
Numerous crocodiles were observed basking on the sand-banks.
The main problem in those years was the well-known tendency to glorify composers as ahistorical figures basking in the perfection of their art.
It would appear appropriate, therefore, to investigate further the data available for the basking shark before reaching any conclusions.
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