Sentence examples for enjoyable end from inspiring English sources

Yes: the bad news is that one really does have to do some scales and exercises every day, just to discipline the fingers (or voice); but the good news is that they really shouldn't take too long – they are merely a means to a far more enjoyable end.

Think about what experiences you would like to have in order to have an enjoyable end of the year and put them in your plan.

The original intent of the inaugural Bilderback Lacrosse Festival, started more than 25 years ago, was two-fold: Bring an enjoyable end to the Anne Arundel County recreation lacrosse season and honor legendary former Naval Academy lacrosse coach Willis P. Bilderback (nine national titles, 132 career wins).

Lewis says: "If you look at the brand and the proposition, we're all about the quality and a customer experience - from the order to the moment the product arrives we make it an enjoyable end-to-end service".

She turns out to be Mo, the protagonist of "Clear Island," a sinfully extravagant thriller with a rickety, enjoyable ending.

More broadly speaking, the design refresh is about making the experience of using Google's products and services, including Android, more enjoyable for end users.

Even so, fragmentation will remain an issue to watch in the evolution of VR as a mobile technology, and one that could make for incredibly unsatisfying experiences if not handled correctly, at least based on the experience Oculus has had with what qualifies as an enjoyable VR end-user engagement.

One might infer that Charlie Trotter's has reached its twilight, becoming something like New York's La Caravelle circa the 1990s: a still-enjoyable high-end dining experience, but stodgy and antiquated compared with the whippersnapper competition.

The banana bread French toast and the cheese plate were other enjoyable ways to end the meal.

The A.V. Club contributor Todd VanDerWerff graded the episode with a B-, explaining that despite some nice moments, it was "an episode of the show that started out utterly predictably, continued along an utterly predictable path and yet somehow got fairly enjoyable by the end just through sheer force of will on the part of the cast".

While the bigger, richer broadcast networks turn increasingly toward bland formulas, "noisy" concepts and ill-advised star vehicles, The CW has quietly stuck to its knitting, churning out solid and enjoyable shows that end up giving me me more hope about humanity than an assorted six pack of network crime procedurals.