Conspiracy theories range from a dollop of Just For Men, to Neil's scalp merely enjoying the effects of the famed Manchester sunshine.
But if you end up enjoying the effects of Rotunda's herbs and spices, it might be hard to order more.
Graywolf, an indie press that publishes numerous acclaimed poets, has been enjoying the effects of a poetry boom.
I'm a UK citizen, very temporarily in the US – a land of private funding, of savage poverty and savage wealth – enjoying the effect of an individual will.
A work by him may be like a building, like a tree, like a person, and so forth, in ways that we can't quite determine, because we're kept too busy enjoying the effect.
Mr. Lauria sounds unfazed by the pressure and is enjoying the effect he has on people when he yells like Lombardi, as well as the recognition that advance publicity has yielded among fans who shouted "Lombardi!" at him during a stop at a pre-season Giants and Patriots game at New Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., this month.
After Caitlyn fangirls all over the singer, George explains that he's only now, with the consciousness that comes with age, enjoying the effect he had back in the '80s, when he was an accidental LGBT hero.
Now, when they get together, they "have a little bit off the vaporizer," he said, either before or after dinner, and enjoy the effects.
He had won distinction under Nerva and enjoyed the effects of liberal policy; at the same time, he had lived through the crisis of imperial policy that occurred when Nerva and Trajan came to the succession.
It wasn't necessarily a bad change (I actually think it gave the video some cinematic flair), but not everyone may enjoy the effects engine has.
I enjoyed the effects it had on my physical body, but I didn't feel I gained the same mental calmness from the om'ing and chanting that my Lululemon-clad cohorts did.
