avidly

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• The fire is thanks to his grandmother, too, an avid gardener who kept in her house a Thai chile plant for grazing.

• In the mid-2000s, Britney Spears was going through a breakdown, one that the rising gossip blogs of the day served up to the public for avid consumption.

• Baecher, a Sydney-based psychologist, military veteran, and avid mountaineer with a background helping people perform in high-stress situations, kept her cool while the body was recovered.

• It will get chilly in many areas over the next few months, and many avid runners wear full face coverings, pandemic or not.

• Whether you’re an avid late night reader, or a simple sleeper who needs nothing more than a lamp, bedside tables are a handy way to organize your bedroom and encourage restful, pleasant bedtime routines.

• The Gladiator star has been avidly tweeting at Pope Francis, asking for a screening for his upcoming film Noah.

• And basketball may be followed avidly from Madison Square Garden to playgrounds on Coney Island.

• Brown says his greatest joy would be to find that readers of Inferno were avidly discussing Dante.

• Ibrahim is a short, fierce young woman in a bright headscarf and blue jeans, avidly texting on her Nokia.

• There are a plethora of groups that track and publish this kind of information, which I read avidly when I come across it.

• Then he was avidly busy in the pit, working as carefully as a fine jeweller.

• Things sticky and glutinous pounce upon it; nor is its seat reserved from paints and varnishes.