Sentence examples for continue to be enjoyed from inspiring English sources

If it so refuses, trackage rights continue to be enjoyed by Brownsville.

Our extended agreement ensures the Championships can continue to be enjoyed free-to-air by the widest possible audience".

It added, "We are extremely pleased that Superman's adventures can continue to be enjoyed across all media platforms worldwide for generations to come".

It is this very elemental significance which means Dickens's most famous Christmas tale will continue to be enjoyed for generations to come.

"Our efforts continue to make this city a place where artists can enjoy the freedom to create, display and sell their works," he said, "and this most essential of human freedoms can continue to be enjoyed by all New Yorkers".

The party's plan to focus on the "real" middle classes – those with household incomes below £50,000 – will mean that services and government benefits continue to be enjoyed by those whose income exceeds the "median".

War and Peace continues to be enjoyed by many, and Wyoming policymakers proved to be welcome pioneers of a much broader and more influential cause.

Denying a private claim in that sense of "private" does not involve denying "the more general right to ethical independence" which continues to be enjoyed by those who are prevented from ingesting peyote or entering into plural marriages.

That distinction continues to be enjoyed by station wagons, or estates, as they are known in Europe.

As one of the very few titles that lets you play as a cowboy-like character and explore the Wild West in all its glory, Red Dead continues to be enjoyed years after its release.

According to him, he and his wife were fighting much less, and Amelie continued to be enjoying her greater involvement with her children.