Sentence examples for enjoyed for some from inspiring English sources

Stability is not something the district had enjoyed for some time.

The Tories have enjoyed for some time now a small but steady poll lead on the issue of economic competence.The biggest problem for the government, however, is that Northern Rock is likely to remain a thorn in its side for years to come.

Syndicated columnist Westbrook Pegler said at the time that Broderick "has been busted and sent out to walk a beat because he has enjoyed for some years the endorsement and assistance of some of the most pernicious Tammany politicians in the city.

"When they came to America, that was one of the most exciting events, I think, that we've enjoyed for some time, so it's such an honor to be here in the UK to be able to meet them and to be able to show them, and all of us, 'War Horse.'".

The initiative being announced today was exciting, because that would bring the benefits that the industrialized world had enjoyed for some time to the developing world much sooner than had been thought.

Don't be surprised to find that you have less interest in your work than you might have expected; some women find that pregnancy is a wake-up call about their feelings for a job that they haven't enjoyed for some time.

And Scotland and Galicia should always be friends – saying this he toasted me with a large slurp of "my national drink", which he had clearly been enjoying for some time.

Regardless, is this another one of those things like Little Britain that limeys enjoy for some totally inscrutable reason?

However, it was preceded by the objective honesty and subjective awareness that a way of life that I’d enjoyed for 30 some years was no longer fulfilling.

"This is not some light diversion to be enjoyed for its inherent grace and harmony.

Some pundits have said the film should be enjoyed for what it is.