Sentence examples for impassioned fans from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Angell, most sportswriters are impassioned fans, but of course writing about games requires distance.
But as the horde of impassioned fans demonstrated, he is making it work at 12 35 each weeknight as CBS's follow-up to David Letterman's "Late Show".
The album, "Blak and Blu," released on Monday by Warner Brothers, presents Mr. Clark as a pop eclectic rather than a straight-up bluesman — a point of concern for some of his most impassioned fans.
But despite the taco bowl embarrassment, despite his provocative remarks about "illegals" and murderous rapist Mexicans, there is a body of Hispanic Americans who remain among his most impassioned fans.
Wilpon immediately became a modern-day duke of Flatbush: he was the hometown boy who made good across the river and then brought the prodigal pastime back to the game's most impassioned fans.
As the impassioned fans lined up in the hallway outside apartment 5A, waiting for their chance burst into the room like Kramer and get a video taken of them doing so, the tour guide added an unimaginable addendum: "Do NOT slam the door and do NOT slide".
To the rescue comes an impassioned fan, the goofy Jim Michael Westonn), a player of toy Fisher-Price-type instruments, who declares them a duo, the Brooklyn Brothers.
Away from the live action itself, Sky clearly aims its coverage at what you might call the impassioned fan: hence Phil Thompson, Charlie Nicholas and Merson on Soccer Saturday.
But it is Sandoval, currently on the disabled list with an injured foot, who now has the decided advantage of an impassioned fan base, which has watched the Giants win two World Series in the past three seasons.
In announcing the fifth season, Mr. Wright said in a news release, "This year, the show has not only solidified its impassioned fan base, but also picked up some new young-adult devotees along the way".
In fact, the correct response is the Shadow, according to those old enough to have tuned in during the golden age of radio drama (Hey there, Aunt Dorothy), and to my 11-year-old son, Matthew, an impassioned fan of 30's and 40's ear candy.
