Sentence examples for had enjoyed enough from inspiring English sources

The London leg was not run last year – it was felt that in Olympic year the capital had enjoyed enough high-class sport and consequent disruption – but it drew vast crowds on Sunday, cramming every vantage point on the 8.8km circuit up and down the Embankment and Thames Street between Whitehall and the Tower.

I've enjoyed enough beautifully aged Napa cabernets to be convinced of their age-worthiness, at least the wines made decades ago.

It has enjoyed enough of a resurgence to attract the courtship of not only Google and Microsoft, but for a time Yahoo, the News Corporation and Comcast.

At first it was just a personal experiment, but over the last two years Mr. Levesque's site has enjoyed enough popularity to hire Mr. Horne and a team of seven to run the site.

Participants meet at the Manhattan intersection of 13th Street and 7th Avenue, naturally.The concept of luck and specifically good luck seems apt for Mr Shalom, whose Elastic City has enjoyed enough success for him to be making plans for the next season.

Although the grand alliance on the left, comprising Communists, agrarians and Stalinists, lost the majority it had enjoyed since 1995, the Communists are enough of a force that Mr. Putin needed their help to prevent his closest rivals from becoming parliamentary speaker.

Grossman has enjoyed just enough success to convince the Redskins that he might be a long-range solution and just enough failure to show everyone else that he's the same bumbling turnover machine we remember from Chicago.

You Spaniards have enjoyed him enough already so he can take a little rest against us".

"I've enjoyed it enough to do it again," Mendes told Time Out in an interview conducted prior to Skyfall's release.

It's rare to come across a text which is sinister and charming at the same time, and I've enjoyed it enough that I'm going to have to read his whole catalogue.

And while the NEH and NEA have previously been targeted for elimination by right-wing politicians, they have always enjoyed enough bipartisan support to escape the axe.