Sentence examples for which was enjoyed from inspiring English sources

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld made a comeback appearance in the ad break of the Super Bowl, which was enjoyed by millions.

She added that the Days of the Dead festival was "produced in collaboration with the Mexican Embassy, as part of the UK Mexico Year" and "there were therefore understandably Mexican government representatives present at key moments in the festival which was enjoyed by 80,000 visitors".

He had commissioned a new set of inoffensive lyrics for "When I'm Cleaning Windows", but was informed that he should sing the original, uncensored version, which was enjoyed by the royal party, particularly Queen Mary, who asked for a repeat of the song.

In 1823 Walter Whitman, Sr., moved his growing family to Brooklyn, which was enjoying a boom.

Twain's luck was better in Virginia City, Nevada, which was enjoying a boom time when Twain arrived there, in 1863.

The last nation to burst on the world travel scene with similar speed and force was Japan, which was enjoying an explosion of prosperity in the 1980's.

Meanwhile, neighboring Qatar, which was enjoying new wealth from natural-gas production, watched the fraying ties between Riyadh and Washington, and perceived opportunity.

The latest star in this parade was Michigan, which was enjoying the fanfare of its No. 4 ranking and how it evokes the Fab Five era and how cool that "Hail to the Victors" song sounds.

In the early 1950s, Henri Théodore Pigozzi was looking to expand the manufacturing operations of his Simca company, which was enjoying much success at the time, thanks to the popular Aronde.

He distinguished between productive labour, which creates objects of capital, and unproductive labour (services), the fruits of which are enjoyed immediately.

Leriadis also talked about local "mountain tea," made from dried herbs endemic to the island, which is enjoyed as an end-of-the-day cocktail.