Sentence examples for wholeheartedly on from inspiring English sources

After I had spent two months in the corner office, the managers and I agreed wholeheartedly on one thing: The sooner I hand over the keys and go back to my day job as chairman of the board the better for everybody.

Today marks a remarkable initiative and one which we congratulate President Clinton wholeheartedly on.

When Labor won, he was made secretary of state for Scotland, a job that allowed him to fight wholeheartedly on behalf of a new Parliament for Scotland, one of Prime Minister Tony Blair's top post-election priorities.

Indeed, says Mr Elkin, only "two or three" Likudniks in the Knesset back the prime minister wholeheartedly on this issue.

So far, so straightforward: we are clearly and wholeheartedly on Philida's side – and, indeed, we remain so throughout.

But even trainers who have been certified by top agencies can rely too wholeheartedly on their personal experience and overstep boundaries.

I ate the sardines on toast, and I wholeheartedly took on board her advice to think not "little me with my little spoon and my little pot", but rather "me with my one gas ring and enormous appetite".

This is one of the few topics that Mr Blair and Mr Miliband can wholeheartedly agree on, and one on which Mr Blair's word clearly carries weight.If nothing else, New Labour was all about courting the business vote, and a possible British exit from the EU or "Brexit"—is perhaps the only thing that really scares businessmen and entrepreneurs about the Tories at this election.

It's one of the few things that Chappell and Steve Waugh wholeheartedly agree on.

Also, he said, because he had been struggling to find work, he was so wholeheartedly focused on his career that he could not "devote time and energy to a healthy relationship".

It's the kind of tune you might want to hear while plotting something devious, or to immerse yourself wholeheartedly into on the dancefloor.