"over enjoyed" is not a correct English phrase.
You could use the phrase "overly enjoyed" to convey the same idea. For example: I overly enjoyed my vacation this year.
But it was you who actively encouraged him to bring the CD's over, enjoyed their use and left the window open -- in effect hanging out a big "Burglars Welcome" sign.
"Dreams of Her Real Self" is ultimately an essay about gender and class, categories that have absorbed Garner for much of her work — precisely, it would seem, because gender and class are not categories so much as structures of feeling, variously argued over, enjoyed, endured, and escaped.
When the day is over, enjoy knowing that your yearly contribution has been made in full — and efficiently.
In 1912, with Barnsley the FA Cup holders, John Hastie took over, enjoying a couple of decent seasons before the outbreak of the first world war.
Kids 7 and over enjoy doing active things like playing sports, make believe and dancing).
I had over-enjoyed the Golf Writers dinner which takes place at the championships each year.
My husband and I laughed about having a do-over, enjoying things with our granddaughter that had been chores with our own kids.
Once the the adrenaline and nausea fade, an unexpected realization takes over: I enjoyed it.
"I like Billy Bowden as umpire," writes Peter Brown, of the seven- and five-ball overs we enjoyed during that session.
Then we switch over to enjoying it.
Then it was a case of letting the addiction take over to enjoy the training on a daily basis".
