Sentence examples for get more enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

"Each day, I get more enthusiastic when I hear that explosions are taking place here and there, in Baghdad and other provinces," he added.

If Obama goes for a smart super-grid, you can almost guarantee that Merkel and her fellow Europeans will suddenly get more enthusiastic about a super-grid scheme quietly being promoted there to hook up to solar energy from the Sahara desert.

Although he says he'll miss higher education, Cicerone confesses that "as I get older, I get more enthusiastic about science and its capacity to change our view of the world".

Then, he envisions another big up roller-coaster move by year end, with the Dow wrapping up 2009 at around 9,500 as investors begin to get more enthusiastic about a peppier economy.

[It] is clearly getting more enthusiastic about balance sheet expansion and quantitative easing".

However, officials have got more enthusiastic about the porn tax as it has become clear how much it might yield.

"The Riptide, the Bolero, the Rainbow, these were places that rocked in my youth," said Mr. Troiano, Wildwood's mayor, his voice getting more enthusiastic with every memory.

It all began when the possibility of a job in the private sector was floated -- the presidency of New School University, although the university will not comment -- and Mr. Kerrey found that he "got more enthusiastic than I should have if I was committed to running for re-election".

As the show progressed and the songs got older, the cheers got louder and the sing-alongs got more enthusiastic.

The hugging and the stroking get more and more enthusiastic, and now the bouncers are escorting Henrik out of the door and into the rain.

In January, he urged people to get more sleep, "however enthusiastic you may be about the job," saying that he goes to bed before midnight.