Months before free agency opened last year, D'Antoni began enthusiastically floating Stoudemire's name in discussions with friends.
"In no part of the world is Christmas celebrated with more warmth and cheer than in America," the essay began enthusiastically.
Moore began enthusiastically recommending Bishop's poetry to editors, including Pound, before the acutely shy young poet had allowed her to read a word of it.
Charles Leadbeater was a one-time researcher on the ITV current affairs programme Weekend World – where he had worked alongside Peter Mandelson – who had then moved to the Financial Times, and begun enthusiastically writing for Marxism Today, as well as joining the CP.
Though the picture is set in the Reagan era and the Me Decade, it is really a fusion of eras, even glancing back to the 1960's by casting Katharine Ross -- Dustin Hoffman's oasis in "The Graduate" -- as Donnie's therapist, who is so hapless that she is upset when he begins enthusiastically talking about sex while under hypnosis.
Emboldened, the company began enthusiastically leasing deepwater exploration blocks from the U.S. Government.
Buffy begins enthusiastically training with the Initiative, spending more time with Riley, and trying to impress Dr. Walsh.
With the wreck vacated, the Dayaks began enthusiastically looting it and several proas approached the island, landing their crews on offshore rocks to both observe the British and store their salvage.
State-owned enterprises began bidding enthusiastically in land auctions, and local governments let their pet projects run wild.
The successful intern, Jamie, began by enthusiastically tweeting the employer about a presentation said employer was due to give.
