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Meanings of enjoy an afternoon in English

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Usage of enjoy an afternoon in English
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Chico State university students enjoy an afternoon in Bidwell park.
The Guardian
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She had not been able to enjoy an afternoon's nap for a month.
A Dog with a Bad Name
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Not long after, I saw them dashing off again to enjoy an afternoon's ride.
Home Scenes and Home Influence; a series of tales and sketches
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I was curious to find out how I should enjoy an afternoon with you?
Winding Paths
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She'd never considered that a McJames warrior might enjoy an afternoon ride the same as she.
Here comes trouble
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After the afternoon's activity the guests will relax and enjoy an afternoon G&Tea with local Clonakilty produce and homemade treats.
The Irish Times
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Scarlett was supposed to meet her shortly so they could enjoy an afternoon together of doing nothing, with no cameras.
Sweet Little Lies
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You can enjoy an afternoon filled with sultry Cuban music and a basic introduction to salsa for beginners is also included in the ticket price.
The South African
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Slather on some insect repellent and enjoy an afternoon boat tour of the swampland to see the incredible Scarlet Ibis -the island's national bird.
Ebony
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It was the ticket-collector at the station, enjoying an afternoon off.
Harvest
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The site was full of people enjoying an afternoon with their favorite pastime, cockfighting.
Reuters
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In fact, I've seldom enjoyed an afternoon more.
Night and Day
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Becker enjoyed an afternoon on a yacht in Ibiza with fellow legend Bjorn Borg and their partners.
News.com.au
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The players enjoyed an afternoon of casual golf and Corona's at nearby Peppers Craigieburn, before suiting up for the ceremony.
News.com.au
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On each of my visits to London since that time I have enjoyed an afternoon with him at his home.
Recollections of a Long Life: An Autobiography
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Whilst enjoying an afternoon's fishing on the Corrib near Ballynalty Bay I came across two dead trout, floating on the surface.
The Irish Times
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