Sentence examples for preparing to enjoy from inspiring English sources

"We should be preparing to enjoy life in the world.

Having put my own name to it, I was preparing to enjoy some fresh unpolitical air, when an agitated woman, a Mrs. Powell, stopped me just outside the hall.

Fluff the couch pillows, charge the smartphone, and prepare to enjoy the Super Bowl of snark and sequins.

Sit back on the white cushioned bench and prepare to enjoy the seven- or eight-minute trip across the harbor.

Philip Green extracts another long, thin fag from the packet marked Fumer Tue and prepares to enjoy himself.

It quite made one's flesh creep; but we murmured to one another that it was the German method, and prepared to enjoy it.

Never mind the riots, never mind the strikes, say the organisers, prepare to enjoy one of the world's great festivals of sport.

We should be prepared to enjoy our good luck, and drop dead after a sufficient length of time – but ask, along the way, what we actually wish to do with our time.

His narrative is strewn with obsequies (and anti-obsequies) to the Master: a man slashes a garment "in twain," Finn prepares to enjoy "the twain of these luxuries," whiskey and breakfast; the huckleberries in a hostess's pie "speak of a season long gone and hitherto irrecoverable".

So get out the French phrase book the effort to speak a few words is almost always rewarded by helpful service and prepare to enjoy yourself.

Strap yourselves in, and prepare to enjoy what promises to be a bumpy ride.