Sentence examples for reason to enjoy from inspiring English sources

Now he has an even better reason to enjoy himself.

McGregor had every reason to enjoy his Sunday morning.

All the more reason to enjoy the rise, in recent years, of Will Alsop.

LONG-SUFFERING investors in solar energy stocks had reason to enjoy the first six weeks of 2013.

But to some locals, who know how bleak life was before, it is a good enough reason to enjoy a few martinis and go and see a show.

Germany, Norway and their United States hosts have had the most reason to enjoy the last fortnight in Salt Lake City.

Still, there are other reasons to enjoy Here Comes Everybody.

There are, of course, many other reasons to enjoy a whistlestop weekend in Melbourne, not least its rightly renowned dining scene and nightlife.

The weekend Along with its unlikely mix of boy racers, mobility scooting retirees and art lovers, you'll find plenty of reasons to enjoy one of England's oldest seaside resorts.

Despite the fact that the deliciousness of food is in some way a matter of its (and our) natural properties, this does not imply that deliciousness fails to be reason-giving or that we must take lower-order properties to provide our reasons to enjoy some taste.

These are all quite selfish reasons to enjoy the scene as it is, though, as the truth of the matter is that many Street Fighter players are on the younger side, and are lone wolves who are taken advantage of.