Sentence examples for * enjoyed away from inspiring English sources

It has been said that some wines do not travel, meaning they can't be enjoyed away from their home turf.

Is there no refuge for the cultured elite, where high art can be enjoyed away from the annoyances of the modern world?

In any case, Habima's cultural contribution to the festival ought to be celebrated and enjoyed away from the politics of the region.

Advance preparation: This is best enjoyed right away.

He said he had enjoyed working away from the limelight.

He portrayed himself as a puckish figure who enjoyed getting away with things and cutting corners.

"I'd been running my own company but in my midwifery training I enjoyed stepping away from the leadership role.

Tewksbury said he began contemplating retirement in 1994, upon realizing how much he enjoyed life away from baseball during that season's work stoppage.

And there is always word of mouth, say, from a friend who has discovered that a hometown radio station can now be enjoyed far away from home.

BACK when I was managing other people's money, I had a client, a doctor, who enjoyed giving away money to his daughters.

John Sebastian, wielding an autoharp for the Lovin' Spoonful's hit "Do You Believe in Magic?," said, "I've really enjoyed being away from this instrument for 35 years".