Sentence examples for enthusiastic rush from inspiring English sources

Talking in an enthusiastic rush of words, she told me about her days as a graduate student.

But it turned out YouTube's invitation included a clause that froze her enthusiastic rush to this kind of amateur Oscar lottery: Who can participate in Life in A Day? Anyone over 18 can send footage, except citizens or residents of Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Myanmar (Burma, Syria and Sudann, and other people and entities limited by the United States' program of export controls and sanctions.

Tomorrow, the festival grounds will be overrun by enthusiastic concertgoers rushing about from stage to stage in the frantic pursuit of catching this year's "must see" acts.

But no more caveats: this morning was the premiere of Un Prophete and it was received with a rush of enthusiastic applause by the critics.

As soon as doors opened, a mob of enthusiastic street art fans rushed in to absorb the 80,000 square-foot space; at least that's what I thought their intentions were.

Then while he kicked balls into the crowd – as is traditional for new high-profile arrivals to do – he was rushed by several enthusiastic supporters and made a point of embracing them before they were ushered away by security.

"Bipartisanship," said Rush Limbaugh to an enthusiastic conservative conclave last month, "everybody seems to go orgasmic over the concept of bipartisanship".

"There's no question that food preferences can change," says D'Asaro, whose words tend to come rushing out in an enthusiastic tumble.

The executives were enthusiastic and said that the company might rush the flavors to market in a series of drinks by the end of the year.

Journalists from the news site Lenta.ru, who called the riot a "nationalist pogrom," recorded more footage of the same charge and caught residents of the Biryulyovo district rushing to the market in enthusiastic support of the rampage.

Does the "onion" riddle prove that Anglo-Saxon peasant women were enthusiastic and active sexual partners (note those verbs: grabs, rushes, holds, claims)?