They enthusiastically noted the new grille, the trunk and the rear window.
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas enthusiastically noted that Paul was staging a rebellion on the anniversary of the fall of the Alamo and compared the filibuster to the famous letter from its commander, William Travis, which ended with "Victory or death".
Kai Tiaki, the Nurse's journal, enthusiastically noted the passing of the bill: "by detention of many such, who out in the world would marry and perpetuate their kind, surely something will be done toward stemming the tide of race deterioration, which fills to overflowing our mental hospitals," it concludes.
Despite these complexities, BHPs enthusiastically noted their strong sense of satisfaction in helping Veterans with diverse backgrounds to get the care they deserve: "I love the patient group.
THE promotional material for a milk carton called Tetra Rex notes enthusiastically that it is "consumer-convenient, flexible" and "easy to operate".
Ms. Irvin, noting enthusiastically how good she thought it looked on the model, said, "My mama would never let me put it on my bottom lashes 'cause she said I'd look like a floozy".
Because beginners learn to get out of a defensive posture (braking wedge) more quickly and start making real turns on their skis or board, Camelback has "seen a significant increase in guests returning for third and even fourth lessons this season," noted Keller enthusiastically.
Shortly after Crackhead Jones left, a dusty, scabby-looking guy wearing a floppy bucket hat came in, gravitating towards the Victoria sponge cake and enthusiastically waving a ten pound note around in the air.
Viewers reacted enthusiastically to the therapy talk, noting how unusual it is to hear mental health spoken about candidly: .
Leahy noted that Republicans "enthusiastically support[ed]" Bush's appointee, Michael Mukasey, "who couldn't even say that waterboarding an American abroad would be torture," and also "enthusiastically support[ed] Alberto Gonzales, the least qualified attorney general in decades".
