enjoyed

• “The phrase enjoyed a vogue in late Victorian England, and persisted into the twentieth century.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH

• “The title enjoyed a surge in circulation during the Great Depression of the 1930s and during the second world war, while other magazines folded.”

  Life and style | guardian.co.uk

• “The UPA ignored reforms because of its politics but for four years of its term enjoyed the fruits of earlier reforms and a benign global environment.”

  The Financial Express

• “Senator Nelson enjoyed is 15 minutes of fame - It might help him with some of the cons (conservatives) - but I think he will have a problem with many Dems come 2012.”

  Nelson launches TV ad defending vote

• “(CNN) - Sarah Palin enjoyed her highly-anticipated sit down with talk show host Oprah Winfrey so much that the two went "way over time," the former Alaska governor wrote on her Facebook Page.”

  Palin, Winfrey talk about big interview

• “Wisconsin enjoyed a productive spring session — capped by a 25-3 Cardinal "victory" on April 17 in the scrimmage that capped the 15-practice schedule — and accomplished it while such players as Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year John Clay and Big Ten Freshman of the Year Chris Borland watched from the sidelines.”

  Around the BigTen Conference

• “Martin enjoyed showing Christina and the children his beloved South and the finer things in life.”

  Heroes or Villains?

• “Martin enjoyed his military life and counted it an honor to serve his country.”

  Heroes or Villains?

• “… From the mid-nineteenth century through the first three-quarters of this century … Britain enjoyed extraordinarily low crime and extraordinary freedom.”

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• “Would be a great excuse to keep finding out what IS around the next mountain ... enjoyed it!”

  bougeotte - French Word-A-Day

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