Sentence examples for getting more enjoyment from inspiring English sources

If getting more enjoyment out of live TV is increasingly a major selling point of the Twitter user experience, you might expect Twitter users to be more attached to their cable boxes and satellite dishes than non-users.

Exercise is by no means a wonder cure for stress and anxiety, but it does have the potential to reduce their effects, giving you a better shot at getting more enjoyment out of life.

Simplifying is about having less but getting more enjoyment from what you do have.

I get more enjoyment out of rewriting, I think, than writing the original.

But I genuinely get more enjoyment from watching even my son's team, Royter Town.

"I probably get more enjoyment out of watching people grow than I do preparing winning football games.

That's true, but moving things to the cloud can also make it easier to part with sentimental items — and even to get more enjoyment out of things.

Then they had fun and "I've never done pretty dresses on girls who got more enjoyment out of them", she recalled.

The show's executive producer, Amanda Ross, said she hoped the club would "erase wine snobbery, demystify the subject and ensure everyone gets more enjoyment out of wine.

It's also likely many people will get more enjoyment out of a brisk walk than a session of weight-lifting, so the most important thing is to pick an exercise routine you enjoy and thus will actually stick to.

"The reward is not as tangible as buying a bond but you should get more enjoyment out of it if you love the sport, which makes it a good investment".