Sentence examples for great alacrity from inspiring English sources

To prove it, Mr. Pépin began, with great alacrity and élan, to cut things.

Minister of State for Business and Employment Ged Nash said the taskforce had responded with "great alacrity" to concerns surrounding migrant workers.

The visitors did take their free-kick with great alacrity and Cedric Berthelin was still within touching distance of his right-hand post as he organised the wall.

For a long time the Indian farmer was skeptical about modern agriculture, but in the last 10 to 12 years he has adopted new methods with great alacrity and has taken to cultivating many new crops.

Calipari, who is 4-9 in games against Pitino and has known him for 35 years, assumed his position atop what his counterpart once referred to as "the Roman Empire of college basketball" with great alacrity.

Within days, the complete works of Rogers-Alimov, running to a few thousand words, had become one of those e-mails forwarded with great alacrity and mirth among Wall Street firms, British parliamentary committees, and salesmen in Korea.

New sports facilities were constructed in the New York metropolitan area with much greater alacrity than replacements for the towers.

Politics and morality are inescapably intertwined and few politicians head for the moral high ground with greater alacrity than the prime minister.

You would expect the president of a dysfunctional state like Somalia to move with greater alacrity to bolster confidence in the rule of law.

When Holland again took the initiative for government without a stadtholder, it was followed by the other provinces with much greater alacrity than had been the case in 1650 51.

The Supreme Court's decision puts increased pressure on the S.E.C. to pursue its investigations with greater alacrity and not let them gather dust, which can occur as a result of staff turnover or other pressing issues.