Sentence examples for eagerly endorsed from inspiring English sources

Vuk Radjenovic, 18, a member of Yugoslavia's bobsled team, eagerly endorsed the condom policy.

Mr. Thompson, by contrast, the city's first black comptroller, eagerly endorsed Mr. Obama and briefly volunteered for him in Pennsylvania.

But most newly elected Republican senators, who promised during the campaign to keep their colleagues honest and resist the crooked ways of Washington, eagerly endorsed the idea.

The implications of suicide, while troubling, are less explosive.Unsurprisingly, Ms Fernández eagerly endorsed the tentative finding that Mr Nisman had killed himself.

Mr. Yoakam eagerly endorsed the idea that Mr. Hansen could become a great producer, saying he was a "great enabler" of music.

In 2008 a pressure group, Global Zero, was set up to campaign for complete nuclear disarmament and was eagerly endorsed by scores of world leaders.

And it was not fine with Governor McGreevey, who perfectly illustrated the pitfalls of an early primary by eagerly endorsing Howard Dean and then watching Dr. Dean turn into a loser.

His claims were eagerly and uncritically endorsed by some prominent English scientists, perhaps because the Piltdown fossils suggested that the British Isles had been an important site of early human evolution.

No matter: expect a nationwide shortage of those carbon steel woks she endorsed so eagerly.

Tonight, Mr. Engler was supposed to be celebrating the victory that his vaunted political machine had handed Mr. Bush, the man he had endorsed so early and so eagerly for President, the man whose entire family affectionately calls him Engy.

Though he allowed that he would eagerly jump back into politics and advocacy if a Democrat took the White House and asked for his help (he has endorsed Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton), Mr. Reiner said he would otherwise stick to filmmaking.