Sentence examples for enthusiastically passed from inspiring English sources

He… Last Thursday, the New York City Council enthusiastically passed legislation in support of Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero initiative, aimed at eliminating traffic-related deaths….

An unlikely idea, but whereas Democrats lost almost everywhere on November 4th, in California, the state's voters enthusiastically passed Proposition 47, which reduces penalties for some criminal offences to misdemeanours.

Two years ago, when the iPhone and iPad were spiking in popularity, when I dined with other technology bloggers and reporters we enthusiastically passed our phones around the table, showing off the latest app or funny YouTube clip.

A little further downmarket lurked a paperback that had long been enthusiastically passed between hard-bitten rock readers: The Diary of a Rock'n'Roll Star by Ian Hunter, lead singer with Mott the Hoople.

Photograph: Education Images/UIG via Getty Last Thursday, the New York City Council enthusiastically passed legislation in support of Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero initiative, aimed at eliminating traffic-related deaths and serious injuries by 2024.

Last Thursday, the New York City Council enthusiastically passed legislation in support of Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero initiative, aimed at eliminating traffic-related deaths and serious injuries by 2024.

As I was leaving the show, I walked by a trio of hippie-ish young guys who were enthusiastically passing out newsletters to people as they left the venue.

They shook the hands of police officers standing on guard outside the gates enthusiastically as they passed.

The Tea Party's vision of a future America may have been most clearly expressed by the budget introduced last spring by Tea Party darling Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI) and passed enthusiastically by the new Republican House.

Last month, California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed legislation passed enthusiastically by the state's Assembly that would have required Westboro and other protesters to stay back 100 yards from mourners at funerals of soldiers and others.

In the fluorescent-lit hallway, a merry Filipino A.B. (able-bodied seaman, one rung up from O.S). passed us, and enthusiastically informed me, "We are going to have a party with a band and we all dance to Beatles music!" "O.K.," I said, because what do you say?