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enjoyed a full-run vs has enjoyed a full-run

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Enjoyed a full-run" is used when referring to a past event or experience, while "has enjoyed a full-run" is used when talking about a current or ongoing situation. The choice between the two depends on the timeframe you are referring to.

Last updated: March 15, 2024 • 444 views

enjoyed a full-run

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a past event or experience.

This phrase is used to describe the experience of having watched or participated in a full-run of something in the past.

Examples:

  • I enjoyed a full-run of the Broadway show last year.
  • She enjoyed a full-run of the TV series over the weekend.
  • Apr 3, 2012 ... Although the show has enjoyed a full run at Court Theatre in Chicago, “there's going to be continued work on the script, changes in casting and ...
  • This April, it enjoyed a full run in Madrid, NM at the Engine House Theatre starring Quinn Mander, Ashira Montano, Caiti Lord and Sheridan Johnson. Look for ...
  • Jan 11, 2015 ... In 2008, he helped to write and perform the sketch show “An Evening Without Dignity” which enjoyed a full run at the Edinburgh Fringe.
  • In 2008, he helped to write and perform the sketch show An Evening Without Dignity which enjoyed a full run at the Edinburgh Fringe. In the same summer he  ...

Alternatives:

  • completed a full-run
  • watched a full-run
  • participated in a full-run

has enjoyed a full-run

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a current or ongoing situation.

This phrase is used to describe the current state of enjoying a full-run of something, indicating that the experience is still ongoing.

Examples:

  • He has enjoyed a full-run of the theater production for the past month.
  • The team has enjoyed a full-run of victories this season.
  • Apr 3, 2012 ... Although the show has enjoyed a full run at Court Theatre in Chicago, “there's going to be continued work on the script, changes in casting and ...
  • Jan 12, 2015 ... It has enjoyed a full run. PK succeeded because its makers had a high stake in ensuring its fundamental right to exist. Doniger's book failed to ...
  • ... Tadjikstan on ViaSat Eastern Europe; Turkmenistan on ViaSat Eastern Europe; U.K. on The new ten episode series has enjoyed a full run on Sky One and Sky ...

Alternatives:

  • is enjoying a full-run
  • has been enjoying a full-run
  • has completed a full-run

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