enthuse

"I got a little too enthused down by the river this morning."

Not anything people are going to be writing about and enthusing over in 5, 10, 20 years time.

He was enthused after learning the whole story, saying "everything went from there".

Public understanding of science initiatives do much to enthuse young people.

"I say we do him no matter what the Bishop says," he enthused.

"It was like a present on Christmas morning," he enthused about his participation.

"The test was a complete success," he enthused in French.

You are enthused by what has happened, and you should be.

"I remember one time showing the book to a grandmother and enthusing about it," she said.

"That's exactly the sort of thing women love," enthused Sidney.

You actually have to talk to people, enthuse them with your passion."

Ernie enthused, glad for an opportunity to change the subject.

She was enthused by the idea of experiencing other things. "

"Even with the old stuff, they sounded great this afternoon," he enthused.

Everyone was enthused by the fight against the army.

I want my colleagues to continue to enthuse about the job and teach effectively.

"It completely changes people's lives," she enthused when I met her in the lobby.

He also enthused that Amsterdam was "one of the most beautiful cities in the world".

"Teachers enthuse about their subject and make learning fun, they set the highest expectations for students."

With those you've enthused properly, and that makes everybody happy."

"Dad, this is the best thing I've ever done," she enthused.

Few can help but be enthused by his confidence, common sense, and bonhomie.

He got me enthused on the subject, so I started in to see if it were not possible to do that operation by machinery.

Some of us are enthused by it but also like to keep it simple.

"His great talent was to identify things of interest and enthuse others.