The service director doubles as an ultra-enthusiastic tea sommelier.
Are voters more enthusiastic about the tea-party insurgents who set the grass-roots on fire, or the safer hands of the establishment types who wrote the cautious, bet-hedging Pledge to America, the nearest thing the Republicans offered to a manifesto?
It is possible to purchase compost tea from enthusiastic nurseries and organic gardener gurus with diplomas in organic gardening.
Most participants were however, enthusiastic about the benefits of green tea and viewed it as an accessible, 'natural', straightforward dietary modification that could easily be adopted into their daily lives.
In her mews house just off the Portobello Road, serving precisely brewed tea in 18th-century English china cups, her rapidly enthusiastic conversation is punctuated with laughter or outrage and some dramatically conspiratorial nods and winks.
Now they are more likely to welcome travellers into their homes to drink tea and eat biscuits, while young village boys are particularly enthusiastic about going head to head on the slopes.
In the primary, Capito avoided a tea party-fueled challenge from the right, despite less-than-enthusiastic reviews of her voting record by well-funded conservative groups.
An unsung hero might be anyone, from an enthusiastic parent driving a team to training to a passionate neighbour who makes the tea and sandwiches for hungry players, from spectators to a dedicated coach who gives their time each week.
We were greeted by a clutch of enthusiastic young men who served as guards and who offered us cups of hot, sweet tea.
The novelist Hamlin Garland was enthusiastic about "Maggie," and Howells, though apprehensive about the profanity in the dialogue, invited Crane to tea.
He looked around for a tea towel, then thought better of it, and instead tasted the sauce from his thumb with an enthusiastic "woof".Spinning around, he clutched his fists, clearly delighted with the flavours.
