Sentence examples for becoming enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

In addition, becoming enthusiastic about job hunting can be difficult.

Two distributors offered to carry it after they saw his demonstration at a trade show, and a couple of surgeons, quickly becoming enthusiastic, promised testimonials.

But the International Rugby Board (IRB), the sport's global governing body, is also becoming enthusiastic about gaining a firm foothold in such a vast and wealthy country.

Of course, that's dependent on the stock market holding up and investors becoming enthusiastic about buying up an enormous amount of stock, though A.I.G. itself is buying about $5 billion.

Papon remained in Bordeaux until October 1945, when he was once more appointed to the ministry of the interior, where he again showed his political adaptability by becoming enthusiastic for the socialists.

"I will tell him something one of the characters said and I can see he is ready to laugh even before I tell it, though so often, in the case of other subjects, he is not terribly interested in what I say to him, especially when he sees that I am becoming enthusiastic".

-- It's hard to imagine why Publix would want to miss this excellent opportunity to become a moral leader in the grocery industry by becoming an enthusiastic participant in the Fair Food Program.

Young urbanites are becoming as enthusiastic about french fries, burgers and fried chicken as their counterparts in New York or London.

In his inscriptions Ashurbanipal tells of becoming an enthusiastic hunter of big game, acquiring a taste for it during a fight with marauding lions.

But young Beijingers are becoming as enthusiastic about French fries, burgers and fried chicken as their counterparts in New York or London.

Andersen wants to see banks becoming as enthusiastic about lending to companies with promising IP portfolios as they currently are about lending to homebuyers.