Sentence examples for enthusiastically mentioned from inspiring English sources

In our recent National Poetry Day poll, Coleridge's ballad,"The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" was enthusiastically mentioned by several posters.

Besides, I'd spent a free night in Porto with Gabriela, an extraordinarily cool woman I'd met through CouchSurfing.com, a kind of Friendster for travelers that a few readers have enthusiastically mentioned.

It's a space Tushy's marketing head, Carrie Yang, enthusiastically mentioned earlier in the night when she was running down a list of all the party had in store.

When restaurant owners hand out free food, one of the leaders enthusiastically mentions a similar moment during the cultural revolution.

Nada Westerman New York, Sept. 8, 2008 • To the Editor: I would like to enthusiastically mention that Sarah Palin is a breath of fresh air and will definitely help the McCain ticket.

But even the wild suggestion that the reclusive chameleon of rock might show up was drowned out by the din caused when an angry broadsheet journalist went public with the list of demands made upon attending members of the press by sponsors MasterCard's PR agency, in which regularly and enthusiastically mentioning the credit card and its slogan Priceless Moments on Twitter figured heavily.

The next day, the Olympian set a personal best 6.75m to secure the British indoor long-jump title and the sport's aficionados, unsurprisingly, began to enthusiastically mention Johnson-Thompson's name alongside that of former Olympic champion Carolina Kluft, a heptathlete without equal in the high jump and long jump.

But some reports got her seal of approval as she enthusiastically retweeted mentions of her son.

Abdelaziz: Right, she did win women of color, but as many women of color have mentioned, not enthusiastically unfortunately.

Brown's fellow singer-guitarist, Andrew Savage, still helps run a label; the group still take their friends on tour with them; they mention, enthusiastically, other bands they feel are kindred spirits, such as Detroit post-punks Protomartyr.

You will risk an odd stare or two, but you'll be sure to spot a fellow traveller at a bar or viewing party this weekend if somebody nods enthusiastically when you mention, for example, that you're rooting for Ohio State because Cynthia Ozick got her master's there.