I befriended Nikos, a Greek waiter who was really a farmer, and he eagerly encouraged my enthusiasm for the music that he played every night in his taverna.
The United States government, too, has eagerly encouraged investment anywhere in the world that could provide new oil to alleviate the exceptionally tight global supply, which is a cause of high prices.
Edwards's film is unquestionably escapist, and it eagerly encourages us not to think about how sordid and sad its characters and story actually are.
If we're talking about China, the momentum is all going the other way: China is eagerly encouraging its people to consume more, to boost domestic spending as a more reliable alternative to foreign export demand.
Inside the studio, James, who is both clean cut and cheekily good-looking, is eagerly encouraging listeners to take part in "naked day", delivering speech to his producer Neil Sloan as if acting on stage.
The success of the Commonwealth Games - coupled with the eagerly awaited London 2012 - has encouraged the commercial world to address the shortfall of sport event managers within the UK.
Her little son responded eagerly with questions; and the mother encouraged his outdoor curiosity with praise, patience, and more information (Wasianski 1804: 247).
But they are encouraged by a company who skip eagerly from scene to scene, never lingering too long on the story's pain.
The government eagerly blessed the union, much as it had encouraged JPMorgan Chase to take over struggling rivals which landed it, eventually, with similarly whopping fines.In theory, all this could have provoked investor anger rather than joy.
Mr. Algarawi said he eagerly joined insurgent forces in 1991 when the United States encouraged Iraqi citizens to rise up against their leader.
She understood and encouraged my self-reliance and I looked forward eagerly to our standing appointment.
