Sentence examples for enjoy the difference between from inspiring English sources

I enjoy the difference between my NHS and private roles, but I'm very much predominantly NHS, with a bit of cosmetic work on the side, rather than the other way around.

"The fundamental starting point was, 'How do we make a collage film for a general audience and have these things live together, and enjoy the differences between them and relish in the themes in between these styles instead of being thrown off by them?'" said Lord. "The fact that those things don't belong together is the whole thing.

Under these circumstances no court or jury could say that, if the rate had been lower, Keogh would have enjoyed the difference between the rates or that any other advantage would have accrued to him.

Enjoy the height difference between Paul Simon and Kenny Rogers.

The other half, however, would represent the loss of a hidden public subsidy, says a person familiar with the study.A more rough-and-ready calculation of the public subsidy British banks enjoy, based on the difference between the credit ratings of big and small ones, by Andrew Haldane at the Bank of England, comes up with a much larger sum.

Freshman Emma Grover said she enjoyed learning the differences between modern and medieval cuisine.

Join Tigranuhi and Greta, from Armenia, as they tell us how they enjoy spending their days and the difference between being able to enjoy life at home versus life in an institution, where the chance to be with the ones they love the most, their families, is far less frequent.

In the absence of obnoxious national pride, I now mainly enjoy the sports in which the difference between being the best in the world and being completely rubbish are naked to the untrained eye.

"I did go and work in the City," he smiles, "but if you've trained to do certain things for 20 years and you're halfway competent and... and you enjoy it, because that is the difference between the conscript and the volunteer, you probably miss it, if the truth be known.

"Enjoy the cultural differences," he advises.

Mr Howard will also enjoy teasing out the differences between Mr Blair and the chancellor, Gordon Brown, over Europe and public-sector reform.