Sentence examples for been enjoyed from inspiring English sources
verb
To receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
But ballet has always been enjoyed by those over 40.
The fruits of our generosity have been enjoyed by the private train businesses.
Most of all it's the feeling of being somewhere that has been enjoyed by movie lovers for decades.
Similar success has been enjoyed in gridiron football by UCLA's crosstown rival the University of Southern California.
So it has no doubt been enjoyed by both the haves and the have-nots throughout history.
Healthy and delicious, it has been enjoyed by people living on coasts around the world, including Native Americans.
One Direction said they were big fans of the sweets which have been enjoyed by successive generations of children.
During the five years of the Review's life it has been enjoyed and appreciated by many readers.
Meanwhile, new countries with impressive research budgets threaten the scientific hegemony that has long been enjoyed by more established powers.
He went on to note: "It takes a deeper cut at life than hitherto has been enjoyed by Mr. Fitzgerald.
The best thing in the festival could have been enjoyed in the cool quiet of one's study: Ms. Painter's book.
