Sentence examples for avid booster from inspiring English sources
He also was an avid booster of Harlem, writing letters to politicians and producers urging attention be paid to the area.
Uli Sigg, the Swiss Ambassador to Beijing, who was amassing a vast collection of contemporary Chinese art, became an avid booster and introduced him to, among others, Harald Szeemann, the curator of the 1999 Venice Biennale.
Kane is an avid Irish booster whose family has attended Notre Dame games since its stadium opened in 1930.
During the election he survived a whispering campaign that he might be -- gasp -- a Red Sox fan, and now that the city is wooing the 2012 Olympics, he has become an avid sports booster, even donning a skin-tight yellow zip-up biker shirt to kick off a bike race in Lower Manhattan earlier this month.
India and Israel, both products of botched imperial partitions, were the Bush government's two most avid international boosters of the catastrophic "war on terror", fluently deploying the ideological templates of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq – democracy versus terrorism, liberalism versus fundamentalism – to justify their own occupations.
Jaher lists Widney as among those Los Angeles entrepreneurs who were the "most avid civic boosters ... [who] made sanguine by their triumphs, they expect urban growth to bring further gains ... [who] predicted that the city would become a great metropolis".
Mosk also was an avid tennis player, a huge booster of Stanford University, which he attended as an undergraduate, and a collector of college football programs.
This has occurred even though New York City has been governed since 1994 by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, an avid baseball fan and a relentless booster of new stadiums.
