| For the sake of Britain's future I want every child enthused with the spirit of enterprise. |
| Councillors and local dignitaries invited to the opening were equally enthused by the new centre. |
| But he has not enthused people enough by offering that extra edge that makes people think positively about us. |
| Ford's figures are reflective, capable of ironic detachment, and can be both enthused and diffident at the same time. |
| Others dining enthused over the wonderful atmosphere, attractive decor, courteous staff and excellent value for money. |
| Scotland On Sunday art critic Iain Gale was less enthused, likening it to a show room for a factory production line. |
