Sentence examples for enthusiastic notices from inspiring English sources

New animated sitcom Full English is getting enthusiastic notices.

Both Irving's debut and the subsequent The Water-Method Man (1972) received enthusiastic notices; The 158-Pound Marriage (1974) was roundly panned.

This conductor has been drawing wildly enthusiastic notices in England, and the Philharmonic should invite her back for a more varied program.

First staged in 1939, three years after his first frothy hit, French without Tears, it opened to enthusiastic notices, but audiences dwindled when war threatened.

Law digs his teeth into the various fleshy parts of Dom and has earned enthusiastic notices wherever the film has screened.

During a painful period in Brussels, where Morris was the unlikely appointee to the post of artistic director of the Thétre de la Monnaie ballet, in Belgium's national opera house, he earned some less enthusiastic notices.

The author of "Danubio," Claudio Magris, gave it an enthusiastic notice, and an Italian translation followed in 2009.

"Frozen," which opened at the Royal National Theater in London two years ago, has received favorable reviews, including an enthusiastic notice from Ben Brantley in The New York Times.

THE precursor to the terrarium, the Wardian Case, was devised in 1829 by Nathaniel Ward, a physician by trade and an enthusiastic botanist, who noticed that a fern he was growing in a jar was flourishing, sealed off from the polluted London air.

Making an effort to be on time shows you are enthusiastic and teachers notice this behavior.

And despite its good notices and enthusiastic audiences, "Jar the Floor" was not able to manage a commercial transfer at all, which continues to irk Mr. McClinton.