Sentence examples for enthusiastically told from inspiring English sources

I enthusiastically told him I forgot.

"You're the king," Mr. Cohen enthusiastically told Mr. Musto.

He enthusiastically told lobbyists at one lunch that if they didn't get on the bus that "we'll run over you".

Every day, the boys enthusiastically told her, was "the best day.O Still, Elaine wanted to know, did they love her? Did they love their father?

Despite the way that the interviews were irritatingly undercut with music, making them barely audible, this was a great story, enthusiastically told by 1Xtra's Gemma Cairney.

I enthusiastically told my AIDS patients about the trial, including George (also a pseudonym), who had recently moved to Boston to be with his partner.

Each one would enthusiastically tell me why a particular sea creature behaved the way it did, what it ate and what ate it and how they fit into the bigger picture.

And while he enthusiastically tells me about crop rotation, biodiversity initiatives and the use of hawks to scare away smaller, seed-pilfering birds, his raison d'etre is the quest to discover the next pea shoot, Persian cress, or wild red rocket.

Mr. Wishnow, he enthusiastically tells us, strangled himself with the family's curtain cords, in the hall closet: "When Seldon, home from school, went to put his coat away, he found his father, in his pajamas, hanging face-down on the closet floor amid the... galoshes".

The question most often asked of children in a lesson observation is: "What you are learning?" Should the child dare to reply by enthusiastically telling the adult about what they are doing, then the teacher is penalised because the learning objective isn't clear enough.

She wants to put down floorboards, I enthusiastically tell her they'll look great.