Sentence examples for will enjoy over from inspiring English sources
His wife is expecting their second child at the end of June, so his likely absence from any England tours this summer may be welcome for reasons other than the respite his body will enjoy over a decent off-season.
One of those assumptions is about the average investment return the pension portfolio will enjoy over the next several decades.
It is entirely possible that next Monday's webcast will enjoy over a million users, maybe more.
There are no league points at stake and I'm sure the fans will enjoy going over there".
If you doubt you will enjoy bending over crops under a hot sun, find another line of work.
The art in this book is like a very sophisticated version of what kids do when they play around with cut paper, sticking all kinds of odd materials down on a background, and young readers will enjoy poring over all the surprises in these collages, perhaps even asking what the shapes made of random bits of printed type are really spelling out.
Mr Bain claims that the transfer deal over the club was concluded in the full knowledge of the extremely substantial potential tax liability faced by Rangers and that it was structured so that it has the effect that Mr Whyte will enjoy priority over other creditors, particularly revenue and customs, in the event of insolvency.
Annuity sales In a much-trailed move, pensioners who have already bought an annuity will from April 2016 be given the same freedoms as people aged 55 and over will enjoy form this April in that they'll be able to take the cash from their annuity.
The NHS will enjoy real increases over the next five years, but the increasing demands of an ageing population demanding the benefits of increasingly expensive technology mean it will have to do more for its money.
She made other concessions to get her way: at France's request politicians will enjoy greater control over any sanctions, and Britain received German backing for a tight EU budget.Worse, the treaty could precipitate a new financial crisis.
Public-service stations will enjoy few advantages over their obligation-free competitors.In this section Shorn bank shares, shaven poll ratings, shredded nerves Selling Scotland by the verse The beast is awake When just one BBC is not enough Rock or hard place?
