Sentence examples for sometimes enjoying from inspiring English sources

The archives of their architects, however, are sometimes enjoying better fates.

There was a rich mix of holiday workers like myself, sometimes overindulging, sometimes enjoying the snow, and just having a good time in general.

Strawberry began his career with the Mets in 1983 and had eight tempestuous years with the team, sometimes enjoying remarkable success on the field.

But sometimes enjoying the snow is hard, because it's cold, slippery, and generally inconvenient.

Not only do I sometimes enjoy reading hatchet-job reviews; I have written plenty of them.

They sometimes enjoyed TV, she said, especially talk shows, because they liked to watch people argue.

(For the record, I sometimes enjoy drippy, flaccid pieces of science communication).

By high school, he spent his Friday nights running, instead of indulging in the vices teenagers sometimes enjoy.

Paraded around by I.R.A. Provos who have split from the more moderate "official" I.R.A., Henry sometimes enjoys the excitement of his new life.

A mathematician who worked for an aerospace corporation, he had been a Latin whiz in high school and sometimes enjoyed thinking of himself as a lapsed classicist.

Buyers of abducted children still often get away without punishment they usually live in villages and sometimes enjoy protection from local officials.