Sentence examples for prolonged enjoyment from inspiring English sources

Enwezor flanks promenades of installations and innumerable photographs with darkened rooms, equipped for the prolonged enjoyment of videos and films.

Characters can even play golf, tennis or try a triathlon but, while entertaining, the activities on offer are not challenging for prolonged enjoyment.

Steven Shaw, 47, purports to heal and prevent injuries, prolong enjoyment and help the waterphobic overcome their fears.

Tomalin's answer is multifaceted but still, I think, incomplete: No doubt it was partly to prolong the enjoyment, where there was enjoyment, and to give himself the chance to revisit it, with an extra gloss added by the exotic language.

To prolong the enjoyment of being in his company, I found myself laying his book on my chest for long sessions of daydreaming.

1. Anticipatory savoring: looking forward to a positive event; 2. Savoring the moment: intensifying and prolonging the enjoyment of a current experience; and 3. Reminiscing: reviewing a past event to rekindle positive feelings.

Take your time to chew your food: this will prolong your enjoyment of the meal, since feeling the flavors for longer will satisfy you even with smaller portions, and aid the organism in better metabolizing the food through an easier digestion.

defer.add img); Add or subtract parts as time and money allow, while keeping the bike in running order, to minimize down time and prolong your riding enjoyment.

Maternal levels of emotional "malaise" (measured as prolonged feelings of sadness, despair, loss of appetite, enjoyment, lethargy and thoughts about suicide) predicted differential treatment.

The ovations were prolonged.

Shackling for prolonged periods.