Sentence examples for to be avid from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
The league's internal research reports a fan base of 13 million fans, close to four million of which are considered to be "avid".
The Courtin-Clarins sisters proved to be avid fashion fans during their debut at the shows.
Like other South Africans, Johannesburg residents tend to be avid sportsmen.
Groupon's best customers are young, female city-dwellers, who tend to be avid followers of fashion; but fashions change.
I wanted them to be avid readers, the kind of person who always has trouble putting a book down.
I've found younger generations to be avid readers, but as products of the digital age, they don't always respect the physicality of books.
They were avid chess players.
He and Burke, who eats everything and loves to cook, are avid entertainers.
It has become a key plank of multinational tax strategies.Technology companies, with oodles of IP to shift around, are avid practitioners of the art.
Practically everybody in Congress claims to be an avid hunter.
