| I hope you enjoyed your breakfast. |
| Did you and Robbie enjoy your trip then? |
| You must have enjoyed it. |
| Enjoy your swim? |
| Pauline was just saying how much she enjoyed it. |
| I really enjoyed myself this afternoon. |
| I really enjoyed it. |
| I think she's enjoying herself. |
| I'm glad you enjoyed it. |
| The only thing that matters is that you're enjoying yourself. |
| She really enjoyed you being here today. |
| Anyway, I enjoy them. |
| Did you enjoy yourself yesterday? |
| She wants us to enjoy ourselves. |
| Well, the only thing I'm gonna enjoy is the taxi home. |
| I really want him to enjoy tonight. |
| Bill's clearly talked himself out of any prospect of it being an enjoyable evening. He's downing glass after after glass of Tequila all by himself in a big lounge chair over in the corner. |
| [sigh] I thought we were meant to be enjoying ourselves. |
| Knowing that everything is fine here on the home front, your mother and I are really gonna enjoy this cruise. |
| And he closes the boxes so the peanut butter can be sent to the stores, where people can buy it, and enjoy it. |
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Another man at the other side of the taping machine is stacking the boxes
on a pallet for shipping. STACKER Enjoy it is right. We sell more of this stuff in a week than the rest of the store combined. |
| Do you think your grandchildren would enjoy seeing this? |
| I'm glad you enjoyed it. |
| Although the townspeople were not trained marksmen, they enjoyed both the element of surprise and numerical superiority. |
| This has been one of the single most enjoyable experiences of my life. |
| I enjoy its precision. |
| I always enjoy our talks in the yard, man-to-man, prisoner-to-prisoner. |
| She said it was a very enjoyable experience. |
| You've been a good vehicle and I've enjoyed the ride but now you're weak and full of holes. |
| She's enjoyed the confrontation and smiles as she leaves. |