Sentence examples for voiced interest from inspiring English sources

Even former Dodgers like Orel Hershiser and Steve Garvey have voiced interest in stakes.

No team has voiced interest in signing the 38-year-old Marino, who is considering retirement.

Already, a pharmacy, bank and grocery stores have voiced interest in New Cassel, he said.

But in recent weeks, several large grocers and meat companies have voiced interest in the additional testing of trim.

McCann, who is from Rockaway, Queens, was part of a group with Scaramucci that had voiced interest in paying $200 million for about one-third of the team.

"People give two arguments against direct elections," said Charles Ensley, president of the council local representing 15,000 social workers, who has voiced interest in being executive director.

To even voice vulnerability if you were a feminist was wrong and to voice interest in liberation if you were a more traditional woman was wrong," she said.

Forget the buzz circling former congressman Anthony Weiner's potential run for mayor: actor Tony Danza is now voicing interest in showing New York City who's the boss in 2013.

Oracle executives have voiced their interest in acquiring more hardware companies, and H.P. remains on the prowl, making some recent big-ticket purchases.

Indeed, ESPN voiced its interest to the U.S.T.A. about expanding its current cable deal, which would have meant another major sports event shifting mostly or entirely to cable.

The day before, this Australian investment firm had voiced an interest in making a cash offer of only 580p a share for the LSE.