44 Jack and Vera Duckworth enjoyed, sometimes endured, The Street's longest marriage, celebrating their golden wedding anniversary shortly before Vera's death in January 2008.
In late January, Mr. Dunn and Douglas C. Beatty, Nortel's chief financial officer, enjoyed sometimes effusive praise from analysts when they announced the company's first annual profit in six years.
The pressure made it difficult to enjoy sometimes".
For the record, I view this as more inevitable than desirable, but I also think that this will ultimately be good for artists as long as we can get the reading/listening/watching masses to accept this cultural shift, and to voluntarily choose to pay for the things they enjoy, sometimes after they've enjoyed them.
And like many people their work is not their core passion, or central to their lives, but it's something they do, and probably enjoy sometimes, and don't enjoy sometimes, but it's their way of financing their lives.
Be it the king or an elected legislature, government will inexorably erode the personal freedoms each person should enjoy, sometimes through naked tyranny, sometimes by well-meaning expansion of social and political initiatives.
Mr. Davidman, who is 39 and known as Rick, said he enjoyed his sometimes strange blind dates.
Ms. Murphy was known for her ball-handling and her ability to drive hard to the hoop, but she also enjoyed a sometimes raucous social life outside her building, friends said.
The nightlife that Lyle enjoyed was sometimes studio-sanctioned — squiring gorgeous starlets to the Trocadero or the Cocoanut Grove, where Warners photographers just happened to turn up — and sometimes got out of hand.
Some admitted that it chimed with their own experience: "So glad I realized early on that while I enjoyed writing sometimes, I never wanted to be or could be a Writer", wrote one.
As skills envoy, Sir Digby will have to work closely with company directors, many of whom he will know from his time at the CBI, and trades union leaders, with whom he has enjoyed a sometimes tetchy relationship.
