Sentence examples for break to enjoy from inspiring English sources

Also, a sitter might give parents a break to enjoy the reception, or even the chance to dance with each other.

It's also a nice place for a break to enjoy the greenery of Scotland, or have an afternoon cup of tea at the Terrace Cafe.

Ironically, such efforts are seldom necessary: Christmas Day has 55% fewer burglaries than the average day, with thieves also taking a break to enjoy the festivities.

At one point, Paolo A. Nespoli, the Italian astronaut who was coordinating the spacewalk from inside the station, asked his colleagues to take a short break to enjoy what might be the greatest perk of working in space: the view.

On Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., you are encouraged to take a break to enjoy crayfish and catfish po' boys from the Jen 'n Outlaw's Fish Fry Truck, visit a kissing booth by the artist Sarah Kurz and have a go on the artist Aaron Young's tire swing.

Taking a long break to enjoy your food has many benefits, finds Katie Beck.

After a couple of hours of heavy slogging, punctuated by breaks to enjoy the sea breeze and view, we arrived at a small waterfall that spilled into an icy, limpid pool.

"There's never a time for a break or to enjoy yourself, either from the victory or to learn from the losses," said the second-seeded Seles, who will be forced into a three-month layoff if she opts for surgery.

At the half-way point, there is a shelter for visitors to take a short break or to enjoy a scenic view of Normanton Park and the National Parks Board's plant nursery.

The steps and foundation of the Echo Mountain House are great places to take a break and to enjoy the view straight down precipitous Rubio Canyon, the route of Lowe's railway.

As a child I was a Tolkien nerd of the first degree, spending my Year Six lunch breaks pretending to enjoy and understand The Silmarillion.