Enjoyed [verb]

The person close to Robinhood said the new arrangement will let Bhatt devote more time to projects he most enjoys.

It might seem unfair to ask people not to see relatives and friends they’ve missed, not to let a college student travel home for Thanksgiving dinner, not to enjoy this small pleasure.

Charlotte can use an injection of fun and size to its backcourt, and Ball will make an interesting pairing with Devonte’ Graham, a scoring guard who enjoyed a breakout 2019-20 season.

At night, dining gives way to dancing and a festive atmosphere for everyone to enjoy.

I didn’t enjoy that type of problem and I didn’t enjoy the time pressure.

Solving this challenge requires the entire adtech industry to work together to preserve the enormous variety of content enjoyed on the open internet.

By the looks of it, Noelle enjoyed her first legal cocktail.

Despite the fanfare, David kept a low profile throughout the process, preferring to quietly use his network and resources to win the league’s and the city’s support while allowing the fans and the team to enjoy all the excitement.

It brings TV commercials into the domain of digital advertising, meaning it comes complete with the targeting and measurement capabilities digital marketers have enjoyed for years.

Those would be the games against the Falcons and Lions, where the Bears didn’t enjoy their first lead of those games until the two-minute warning of the fourth quarter.