The phrase "enjoy it before" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something will no longer be available or possible in the future, so the enjoyment should be experienced before that happens. Example: "Enjoy it before the opportunity is gone."
If you've bought your music from MSN's music store, you have until August 31st to enjoy it before Microsoft turns off its DRM servers.
Enjoy it before we're back in black tights and double jumpers in about a week's time.
I thought immigration made a mistake, so I figured I'd enjoy it before they come and get me".
Nothing makes me determined not to enjoy a gig quite like people telling me how much I will enjoy it before I get there.
Peter Wilson, president and chief executive of Balance Bar, pointed out that Nimble "slips nicely into a clutch or a purse" and that women could enjoy it before a night out, "so they don't overeat at a party".
The woman I sit next to says it's an annual pilgrimage, because all members of the family can enjoy it; before I go in, someone else tells me this is their 10th consecutive visit to the show.
A big part of Forgotten Feast is giving out Cleo to help people value the food they're eating by making and enjoying it, before passing it on to friends.
I had never really enjoyed it before because it was always a really alien environment.
Beyond the amazing commercial performance of the Wii's killer app – it's the second highest selling game of all time, after Tetris – what it did was bring people to the medium who'd never considered enjoying it before.
The point is, you already need to be kissing her neck and she already needs to be enjoying it before you take things to this extra step.
He/she didn't harm you, and you'll more than likely regret doing so later; after all, you enjoyed it before and probably did so for a long time.
