Sentence examples for enjoy gap from inspiring English sources

Whereas in past years they might have been a little blasé, thinking they could retake in January and still have the rest of the academic year to enjoy gap year travels, this year they know they must do their best in summer 2013 or else go to a lower-ranked university or forfeit a year in order to do retakes.

A pen name has other pluses: "I've found I enjoy the gap between my name on paper and in person; it helps define the two spheres of my life," Egan said.

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.

Perhaps the most interesting, though, is Daniel Goz, a 20-year old kid currently enjoying his gap year in Gothenburg.

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.

He enjoyed the gaps in translation that he encountered when exhibiting abroad, which often provided him with new ways of thinking about his work and art generally.

With their ninth win in 10 matches, the Edinburgh side now enjoy a nine-point gap over nearest challengers Rangers.

Not metaphorically, of course – that is presumably as old as hominids – but literally, as I was doing, enjoying the 800ft gap between myself and the street below.

For their part, Democratic Party officials, who in the past have criticized the $100 million raised by Governor Bush's campaign, said they had actually narrowed the wide financial gap enjoyed in past election years by the Republicans.

It's often tricky to find holidays that my son and daughter – with their four-year age gap – will both enjoy, but this one is a winner.