Sentence examples for enjoy a gap from inspiring English sources
Each of our three children had enjoyed, or were to enjoy, a gap year, so when I retired at the age of 52, my wife Angela and I started planning our three journeys: to south-east Asia, the Indian subcontinent and Australasia.
Instead of being sandwiched in No. 16, in the auxiliary gate, the colt now enjoys a gap between the main gate and the 15th spot -- or first gate -- in the auxiliary.
With their ninth win in 10 matches, the Edinburgh side now enjoy a nine-point gap over nearest challengers Rangers.
Among the attractions at the town's tubular new spot to "shop, hang out, dine and enjoy" is a Gap, Sam Goody, Waldenbooks and a "state-of-the-art" food court where one can grab a cone at the nautical-themed Scoops Ahoy, a new ice cream shop where Steve Harrington Joe Keeryy) appears to be working alongside Robin, a new character played by Maya Hawke.
I enjoy a wander through my tie-dyed gap-year memories as much as anyone, but let's face it: it was in no way festive.
Harold and his date enjoy a sunset boat cruise, but the age gap between them takes its toll, and they have a hard time connecting in conversation.
Although the pro-European camp can take comfort from a narrowing of the gap, the Euro-sceptics still enjoy a 20percentnt lead.
Are there ever any gaps between how much you enjoy a writer's work, and how much you enjoy translating that writer's work?
The Association of British Insurers warns that there is a £27 billion gap between what people in Britain are saving and what is needed for them to enjoy a comfortable retirement.
She has already enjoyed a stint in the army on a gap-year commissioned training scheme after a degree in physical geography at Durham University.
