21.   Van Exel says he has come to enjoy the responsibility of offensive ignitor, to the extent he derives more pleasure from an assist than from a field goal.

22.   While many adults derive pleasure from the ferocious growls and jaw snapping of a playful pup, children rarely enjoy the aftereffects.

23.   People young and old have derived pleasure from singing or just listening to songs.

24.   And they derive great pleasure from escaping punishment year after year.

25.   These days, Wilander performs with little expectations, only hoping to derive pleasure from his time on court.

26.   They may even derive pleasure from taking such risks, the authors said.

27.   Think fragrance and let the mind wander as to the many ways one can derive pleasure from fragrancing.

28.   To many who derive poetic pleasure from cricketing statistics, it would be fitting if Klusener is scalped again by Allott.

29.   You may have access to other players in the world under this service, but what pleasure can you derive from doing so?