Sentence examples for zeal to work from inspiring English sources

His social reticence is a consequence, he says, of being burned by the spotlight of theatrical Schadenfreude when "Eastern Standard" became a sensation in 1989, combined with a renewed zeal to work after a bout of Hodgkin's lymphoma went scarily undiagnosed in 1992 (it was later cured).

When the then prime minister of India Mr. J. Nehru was criticized in the Parliament for his decision to provide more aid to Orissa Nehru replied, '"Biju Patnaik has the courage, dynamism and zeal to work.

Finally, the instruction manuals are terrible or nonexistent; it's as if, in their zeal to make these things work, the companies forgot all about explaining it to you.

But what is really endearing is his spirit: a zeal to make every play count, a work ethic and self-effacing charm that has everyone rooting for him, a leadership style that causes teammates to lift their games.

But in its zeal to make the video a work of antiwar propaganda, WikiLeaks also released a version that didn't call attention to an Iraqi who was toting a rocket-propelled grenade and packaged the manipulated version under the tendentious rubric "Collateral Murder".

In her zeal to make the health care law work, Ms. Sebelius has tested the limits of her authority.

Let us hope that this economic gamble works better than the Yankee owners' zeal to run Torre out of the manager's office last October.

In office, Mr Sarkozy veered between moments of liberal zeal (urging the French to work more), acts of Colbertist interventionism (pumping state aid into an ailing engineering giant), and a late move to raise taxes (after public finances were battered by the financial crisis).

And a PHC worker in Abia excused absenteeism by saying, 'If their turnout is great we will have the zeal to be here to work.

Through volunteers inspired by his zeal, Mr. Gregg has managed to work outside the limitations of his budget.

Cruz returned to work with zeal on Wednesday morning, attending a lengthy Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, where he offered amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act, and taking part in two Senate votes.