Examples of enjoy

• I'm ready to go home now but I don't want to drag you away if you're enjoying yourself.

• The beer festival was a huge open-air event with music, stalls and everyone enjoying themselves.

• Time passes so quickly when you're enjoying yourself.

• Don't be spoilsport - let the children enjoy themselves a little!

• We all enjoyed ourselves tremendously at the party.

• I used to enjoy going to the theatre, but I don't get much opportunity now.

• After a hard day's work I enjoy a beer or two.

• "It was very kind of you to look after the baby all day." "Oh, it was nothing, I enjoyed it."

• I enjoyed my course at first, but after a time I got bored with it.

• The whole family was enjoying a leisurely stroll in the sunshine.

• After we had enjoyed the meal the company delighted in drinking and singing.

• The letters also imply that he had enjoyed the nuns' hospitality on occasions.

• Many of these large, horizontally-integrated enterprises enjoyed the economic power and legal autonomy to dominate key sectors of the labor market.

• First, large corporations enjoyed massive economic power to defeat unionization drives decisively.

• In this stage of society the worker enjoys the entire product of his labor.

• 1968 to 1982, when they enjoyed a modicum of internal autonomy.

• The term "international thought" has not enjoyed a currency comparable to that of "political thought".

• Married men, by contrast, lived orderly lives and enjoyed a happy existence because of their families' kindness and attention.

• The sovereign must decide what to do in order to restore the normality the community enjoyed prior to the crisis.

• Both of these effects disappear if there is proportional congestion, = 0, when in equilibrium the agent enjoys his individual share of the public good.

• Few admitted that the upper-class existence that they all enjoyed was, in the empire as elsewhere, shaped and textured by unfree labor.

• Many have enjoyed relatively long tenures raising livestock on their farms, with little or no offfarm income.

• A small number of rural inhabitants (9%) enjoys coverage under government insurance, labor insurance, and private health insurance.

• They resided in private bedrooms, sometimes accompanied by family members, dined with the doctors in the plush hall, and enjoyed a rich recreational program.

• The social liminality enjoyed by musicians, however, often carries with it certain social costs.