Sentence examples for I ever enjoyed from inspiring English sources

"The best I ever enjoyed was my mother and father's," he says.

The only owners I ever enjoyed drinking with -- Bill Veeck and Marge Schott -- were run out of the game.

From this place of elevated irritation, it's hard to imagine that I ever enjoyed, much less tolerated, air travel.

"I don't think I've ever enjoyed her as much as I have here," wrote Ty Burr, a critic for The Boston Globe.

I don't think I've ever enjoyed a spring as much as this one".

It was a priceless moment, to be sure, and I don't think I've ever enjoyed watching a baseball game that much again.

I have to confess to still being among the doubters as far as the work is concerned - but I don't think I've ever enjoyed it this much before.

Agassi enthused too and introduced an unexpected reason for liking the closed roof: "I don't know if I've ever enjoyed myself so much on the tennis court.

For years, I attended a gigantic raving bacchanal that was host to some of the greatest extreme depredation I have ever enjoyed in the world of business.

"The most I've ever enjoyed my rugby was being part of the 2010 Six Nations camp.

The U.K. [book tour] schedule, on the other hand, is as pleasurable and luxurious as I have ever enjoyed, beginning with three nights in Dublin, where we already have some close and boisterous friends.