Sentence examples for frequently enjoyed from inspiring English sources

Off screen, they frequently enjoyed less power than do the top female stars of 2014.

Most of the published eulogies for PAUL NEWMAN emphasized his personal decency and his physical beauty, qualities that, on screen, he frequently enjoyed subverting -- not so much by the occasional display of outright villainy, but by giving free rein to his mean, mischievous and unruly impulses.

Ryan counters that his tax system is progressive, even though it lowers tax rates on the rich, because it cuts out itemized deductions and loopholes frequently enjoyed by wealthy earners.

Florence had been a previous contestant, but that night was also attending as a guest of the show, something she frequently enjoyed doing.

Having traveled to Italy over the years, Tom frequently enjoyed bean dishes like pasta e fagioli made with white cannellini beans, or just simple white beans served with a drizzle of olive oil as a small side dish.

A text from a friend who I have listed as "Lindsey Lesbo" said, "WHITNEY HOUSTON DIED," just like that, in all caps, and then another friend Tweeted at me saying that the minute she heard the news, she immediately thought of me and how I pretty frequently enjoyed calling out "BOBBY B!" whenever I think someone deserves a beat down (in my best Whitney-on-crack voice, of course).

A candidate who suddenly bursts into the political limelight frequently enjoys a significant if temporary advantage over candidates who have been known for much longer periods of time.

In 1999, Mount Baker (mtbaker.us) in the Northern Cascades held the world record for the most snowfall in one season – 29m – and it frequently enjoys deep powder as early as November.

At present, those organisations – the "good Muslims"– which the government collaborates with or finances, frequently enjoy no street credibility: how could they, if they never criticise the domestic or foreign policies of their government sponsor?

Advocates also say that poor students tend to have less structured time outside school, without the privilege of classes and extracurricular activities that middle-class and affluent children frequently enjoy.

All six of their grandchildren were baptized in the Rameyen chapel and visit frequently, enjoying not just the castle but the 72 hectares, or 178 acres, of gardens, where peacocks strut freely and swans slide across the castle moat.