The phrase "enjoying to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "enjoy" should be followed by a gerund (verb + -ing) rather than "to" plus an infinitive.
Example: "I enjoy swimming in the ocean."
Alternatives: "enjoying" or "like to".
Fuller, who was seventy last July and whose vigor seems to increase with his years, gives every indication of enjoying to the hilt his more or less constant "toing and froing," as he calls it.
"I was just enjoying to do my work.
She tells of friends who have quit sports teams in which they were not excelling, but were enjoying, to embrace other ventures that might enhance their résumés.
"I never thought about it in the period before the transfer window and now I am seeing David De Gea who is enjoying to stay here and play good games".
And let's face it, after enjoying TO CATCH A PREDATOR about 20 times over, there's obviously a need for this.
Surprises force us to switch from experiencing and enjoying to considering and evaluating.
By the time of Love and Death, Keaton was enjoying to-camera asides – she and Allen get simultaneous, duelling soliloquies, comic equals – and in Annie Hall she eclipses him altogether.
Which dancers do you enjoy to watch?
Find activities you enjoy to distract yourself.
Do what you enjoy to do most.
Not all showers can be enjoyed to the optimum.
