For Coach Wright, who has seen so many student-athletes struggle over the years, the program has offered many satisfactions.
No one has ever accused THE BEST OF EVERYTHING (1959) of being a great movie, but it has many satisfactions.
But the recovery of her childhood language is only one of many satisfactions for Mrs. Halo today.
One of the many satisfactions of this volume is Nabokov's correspondence with the petty Andrew Field, whose inaccurate and hubristic biography was published in 1986.
None of the many satisfactions working for the Observer brought me meant more than the opportunity to report on the career of Muhammad Ali.
PROMINENT, too, among the movie's many satisfactions is Ms. Kidman's facility for conveying Woolf's immense charm and her unsettled mind with equal perfection.
One of the many satisfactions of "The Monk Downstairs" is the way it captures Rebecca's slow acceptance of the risk she is taking with Mike.
Individual comparisons aside, the Cantus recording offers many satisfactions, none greater than a touching, ineffably simple performance of "The 23rd Psalm (Dedicated to My Mother)" by Bobby McFerrin.
One of the many satisfactions of the string of assured and gripping novels since then has been returning to the county's courtrooms and barrooms, catching glimpses of characters who were central to earlier works and hearing echoes of the compromises that marked them.
Success has brought Mille many satisfactions, including an 18th-century château on 320 acres in central Brittany, where he and his second wife, Valerie, 47, live with three of Mille's seven children.
