Sentence examples for really avid from inspiring English sources

Don't forget "American Horror Story," because there are some really, really avid watchers of that one.

It's the people who've read all the books who are the really avid, keen fans.

The one thing that might be a little different is that Emily and I are really avid communicators via text messaging and instant messenger.

Through Jerry, I connected with Hirohide in Japan, and had a really avid correspondence with him, and we all met at Jerry's Christmas of '72 and we all got tattooed by Hirohide.

I am not really an avid reader of The New York Times.

"But since it was read by teen-age girls sans Twitter, and we didn't have so many public market rankings, nobody but the avid readers really noticed".

Aaron Rich, director of the Sotheby's New York watch department, says that when wealthy collectors pulled back after the economy cratered, the avid and really rich buyers focused on ultra-high-end pieces.

The company showed off their BlackBerry and iPhone applications and explained that the heart of their system is really the community of avid golfers who are now connecting and building their own social network.

The gadget will run you $99, which although it may seem like a lot, really isn't for avid pet owners who will spend ten times that in a couple of weeks.

I said, 'Really?' And I, who had never been a student, became an avid reader".

I mention that this is how some (lucky, literate) teenagers really are, and Richard agrees: "Avid readers!