用“enthusiastically”造句大全，enthusiastically造句
He enthusiastically demonstrated his encyclopedic knowledge of "American Idol" and his excitement at seeing the "Transformers" movie.
Successful cities had grown prosperous with trade and during the relatively peaceful period of the late middle ages the citizens enthusiastically supported their construction.
The others barely glanced at it and went back to their shovels, almost enthusiastically, searching for the French Woman, but I went up to the body and forced myself to look at it closely.
The Fed's aggressive move was greeted enthusiastically by Wall Street.
The Red Guards carried out the purge too enthusiastically, often acting without close direction from Peking.
The South Korean interior designer enthusiastically invites your correspondent to admire the chandeliers and carpets from his own country.
The term, invented by an Irish politician, has been enthusiastically adopted by the media who deploy it as a display of empathy with their readers and listeners.
To my great relief, he responds enthusiastically.
Buy-out types now talk enthusiastically of banks as being “pre-levered”.
Like many teenagers away from home for the first time, student Claire Whittle threw herself enthusiastically into the heavy drinking university social scene.
"I think it's cute", said Mrs. Wilson enthusiastically.
But every engineer, enthusiastically using mathematical models of the real world, knows the model is just that, the model.
Often, they have sold most enthusiastically in emerging markets that are deep, liquid and easily exited.
He made a great contribution to Yanan spirit in its founding and development, which he gave it a scientific connotation of definition, elaborated incisively its content, built up its theory foundation firmly, promoted its historical process enthusiastically and built its magnificent image.
As Sadeq Jafari switched on his electric piano, his students shunted their wheelchairs enthusiastically around him to rehearse new songs.
THEY are hemmed in by more bus lanes, picked on by more traffic wardens, spied on by more speed cameras, punished with more fines and soaked more enthusiastically by the exchequer than ever before.
