Sentence examples for fired enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

The subversive act of installing itself there fits the mood in Britain, where European integration never fired enthusiasm and where the euro crisis has stirred calls to redefine Britain's relationship within the 27-nation bloc.

Clive Schlee, CEO of Pret a Manger "There's a saying in the fast food industry that goes: if you're not fired with enthusiasm, you'll be fired with enthusiasm.

ROBERT BROWNING If you aren't fired with enthusiasm, you'll be fired with enthusiasm.

This, if anything, only fired their enthusiasm further.

In particular, Jasper Johns, de Kooning, Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko fired his enthusiasm.

It's certainly fired my enthusiasm for digging into the Discworld back catalogue.

But it was the other uses of that fiber that fired up enthusiasm in Chattanooga.

The youthful commitment that once fired my enthusiasm has been mellowed by the years.

At the time he quipped, "I left the presidency just as I had entered it -- fired with enthusiasm".

IN HUIMIN COUNTY in the Yellow River delta, a push by China to build up the nation's global allure has fired the enthusiasm of local officials.

It was the star of last summer's London motor show, and it has fired much enthusiasm in the specialist motoring press as the first all-new Lotus since 1996.