She moved into the workshop but, for once, the prospect of work did not please her.

The prospect of working for the district attorney pleased him.

The prospect clearly pleased the Master, who patted his stomach as if anticipating a good meal.

"Where every prospect pleases, and only man is vile," I remarked.

The prospect didn't please her, but she was determined to find out what the security chief had learned about Don Diego's death.

Or if this prospect does not please doubtless some other opening to the Cabinet can be found in time.

The prospect of having the other do poorly did not of course please him.

Is this a world, then, where every prospect pleases, and only man is vile?

The prospect of that extremely gory spectacle didn't please the townsman either.

To this, however, the night-gaunts objected; since the prospect of flying over water did not please them.