Sentence examples for die-hard enthusiasts from inspiring English sources

Beyond a community of die-hard enthusiasts, few people considered the UK game a worthwhile spectacle.

"So many people are such die-hard enthusiasts about this building," said Ms. Maurer, a sculptor.

But even for die-hard enthusiasts, the brave new world of old technology involves a learning curve.

Even die-hard enthusiasts for an appointed second chamber have to recognise the unsustainability of the current system.

The only way you'll tempt more than the die-hard enthusiasts on to bikes is by creating inter-connected, comprehensive networks of safe routes.

"For the most part, you can go through November and December, and people who aren't die-hard enthusiasts aren't even aware that college basketball is taking place," said Mike Tranghese, a former commissioner of the Big East Conference.

I must preface this review by saying that I am not a die-hard enthusiast of bluegrass music, which is a lot like baseball: It has its following, largely by purists who keep this form of traditional American music alive.

Die-hard voucher enthusiasts will complain that federal neutrality doesn't advance their cause.

Well-turned-out socialites — along with plenty of crashers trying to talk their way in — join the die-hard racing enthusiasts at the track.

Celebration residents are a mixed bag: some moved to the town simply to raise children in a small-town setting, others are die-hard Disney enthusiasts who grew up watching "The Mickey Mouse Club" on television, fell in love with Annette Funicello, and moved to Celebration because "Disney knows how to run things".

"It's not just die-hard golfing enthusiasts, but also the casual or inexperienced golfer who are keen to participate".