Sentence examples for enthusiastically work from inspiring English sources

At S4S, we enthusiastically work towards these goals, currently and long into the future.

Some dogs will enthusiastically work with a trainer for hours on end, she said, but "you're lucky to get 10 minutes out of a cat".

I am certain that, given the chance, the leaders of the Latino immigrant communities in Arizona would enthusiastically work with the state to find constructive solutions to these problems.

But those politicians are usually the first ones to turn around and enthusiastically work that same system to stay in office for as long as possible rather than risk losing their seat trying to change something they all know is terrible.

In 1997 Lida Salehi enthusiastically worked on the presidential campaign of Mohammad Khatami, the reformist candidate.

BRIAN GRAZER sat behind the sleek executive conference table in the headquarters of Imagine Entertainment, enthusiastically working his way through a Cobb salad.

But the churches are not being joined in this effort by business leaders, who enthusiastically worked to eliminate video poker last year, and their absence is telling.

Many of these white-collar workers were true believers in their companies, exemplary employees who for years enthusiastically worked 12 and 14 hours a day, six and seven days a week to make the deal, develop the software, whatever it took to ensure that their corporations were winners.

Since 1980 s Malaysia enthusiastically worked on the development of Genetically Modified (GM) Crops.

Two international bodies, a third generation partnership project (3GPP) and an IEEE 802.16 working group, are enthusiastically working together to achieve the goals set by the international telecommunication union (ITU) in terms of an international mobile telecommunication union (IMT-A).

As Lean was implemented and rolled out in the department, it soon became apparent that some of the staff got involved, almost enthusiastically working with Lean, while some of the mid-level managers, i.e. the consultants and the superintendent radiographers, were more critical.