Sentence examples for bring some enjoyment from inspiring English sources

"But both recognise the need for good downtime as well, they will help bring some enjoyment back into our dressing room".

There had been familial discussions around the apparent futility and "senselessness" of May's life but Mary and Bill and the care staff still tried to bring some enjoyment to Mary by attempting to engage her in reminiscent conversation and sensory experiences that she had historically enjoyed.

It doesn't matter.' It was a revelation, it really was, and it brought some enjoyment back to what I was doing that maybe I had lost through everything that I've had to cycle with over the past 10 years of my life.

Ahold is attempting to bring customers back to its stores by bringing some enjoyment to a task most of us loathe and offering more high-margin take-away meals.

Libraries bring employment, enjoyment and useful knowledge.

His first task will be to bring back enjoyment.

I hope that all of the chosen books bring huge enjoyment to readers worldwide," she said.

And while eating out or taking in may save us time or bring us enjoyment, I would argue that it deprives us of something important.

A couple of older flavorists told me that the essence of their work is to bring greater enjoyment to life, which is not necessarily the same as providing food that is good for you.

If elected, Davies hopes to "lift the whole of the rugby community in Wales to try and be far more positive, happier and bring the enjoyment back into the game".

If Cinderella had been reinvented, not just retold, with a gender neutral title (keeping the character's name of Cinderella, of course), and with a more active prince placed in an action-oriented narrative, it would have had the potential to make more money and bring more enjoyment to a wider audience.