The United States seemed depleted after three grueling group games, and met a Ghana team, the lone African team remaining, that was boosted by an enthusiastic crowd.
Boosted by capital from enthusiastic investors, networking companies often laid their fiber-optic cables side by side as they crisscrossed the country.
Pausing frequently for rounds of enthusiastic clapping, Clinton thanked the group for boosting her candidacy in the primary season and said a strong turnout by African American women could tip the election in her favor.
Until mid-1888, Foraker had the enthusiastic support of Hanna, who, while still boosting John Sherman for president, was a generous contributor to the governor's 1885 and 1887 campaigns.
When Lucky first heard of Modi's clean-up drive he was enthusiastic, hoping it would give his work a boost.
While the New Zealand government has welcomed the population boost, not all locals are quite so enthusiastic.
The division's commander, Major-General Frederick Browning, was particularly enthusiastic, as a successful operation would be an excellent morale boost to the airborne troops under his command, as well as a good demonstration of their value.
Is that right Paul Krugman noted in a recent blog post that readers seem much more enthusiastic about his inequality columns than those on let's-boost-growth macro pieces.
At the Senate Appropriations subcommittee that oversees the budgets of the National Science Foundation (NSF) and NASA, for instance, Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), an ardent supporter of boosting NSF's budget, will replace the equally enthusiastic Kit Bond (R-MO).
All got the same boost of singing with the Met orchestra, on the Met stage, for an enthusiastic audience; for most of them, this will lead to new professional opportunities, though there are no instant tickets to a big career.
