Sentence examples for enthusiasm to join from inspiring English sources

Although Sen eagerly joined in the arguments, he says: "I could not develop enough enthusiasm to join any political party".

Turkey has repeatedly come under fire for its lack of enthusiasm to join the US-led alliance against Isis.

Homard knew better than most of the others what dangers might await them: his skills had taken him to similar conditions in the Arctic on the British North Greenland Expedition of 1952-54, led by Commander James Simpson of the Royal Navy, for which his own army commanding officer had recommended him on hearing of his enthusiasm to join it.

They invited 70 students from different schools who showed particular enthusiasm to join the Swat Team, which meets every Saturday at La Guardia High School from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for dance class and rehearsals for the program's annual spring Event of the Year.

On their way to see Terrance and Phillip, the boys sing that "movies teach us what our parents don't have time to say!" During "Blame Canada" a couple are seen abandoning their baby in their enthusiasm to join Mothers Against Canada.

In that time the initial surge of enthusiasm among women to join the clergy has subsided, so that although half of the clergy now in training are women, only a quarter of those under 30 are.

He continued to antagonise many anti-European Tories with his enthusiasm for the UK to join the single currency.

We certainly express our enthusiasm for new tools to join the competition, and after all, for a piece of bioinformatic work, a database or a toolkit, the survival or winning game is in its long-term maintenance and constant improvement.

We need your enthusiasm and we want you to join us in our continued quest for peace and justice.

Caught up in Gorbachev's enthusiasm, Reagan expressed a willingness to join Russia in eliminating all nuclear weapons in 10 years.

He also had an unusually wide circle of friends whom he knew he could call on to join him with enthusiasm.