Sentence examples for enthusiastic operations from inspiring English sources
She proceeded to describe a scene of frenzied and enthusiastic operations that is familiar to any American campaign volunteer yet all but unheard of in Russia.
Some Republicans said the Bush organization's excessive confidence and less than enthusiastic operation in Florida reminded them of how Mr. Bush and his top advisers were brimming with certainty about their prospects on the eve of the New Hampshire primary, in which Senator John McCain upset Mr. Bush.
Universities are encouraged – with the enthusiastic co-operation of their vice-chancellors – to think of themselves as businesses.
Either would be O.K. — STANLEY B. GREENBERG, Democratic pollster Poetry and Policy Barack Obama the candidate achieved success through a large and enthusiastic grassroots operation, a tightly controlled political organization and an intensely personal campaigning style.
The State of Florida, an enthusiastic participant in Operation Wild Web and with a cyber crimes unit, liked the sting so much that it does repeats about every eight months.
With a fresh start and new mandates, doubtless both Chrysler and the new Daimler AG are enthusiastic about their future operations.
Cahill is enthusiastic about King's operation.
A loyal and enthusiastic participant in the operation, he spent hours with Ali at the Forest Road bomb factory adapting and experimenting with soft drink bottles.
Morgan's chief, Douglas A. Warner III, was similarly enthusiastic, saying the combined operation would "take our platform and drive it through Chase's much larger client base".
Assuming Boot never came in direct contact with a real live campaign field operation, the enthusiastic embrace of Sarah Palin by the faithful and the disgust she evoked in the rest of us should have clued him in.
Otherwise, what's going to happen when we leave?" Colonel Ba, therefore, soon overcame his initial pique and became an enthusiastic promoter of the operation as well as its commander.
