with interest造句

The sultan is bound to have read it with interest.

All the men eyed the beautiful girl with interest.

Kennedy listened with interest but also with a slight tinge of skepticism.

I didn't disturb them. I just looked at them with interest and greeted them.

He turned to an editorial and began reading it with interest.

But with interest rates so low, the yields on those investments have been crushed.

In particular, we are watching with interest the economic convergence for European Monetary Union on 1 January next year.

The bully punched the young lad in the back, who turned round and paid him back with interest by knocking him out.

Being so utterly idle, and his mind filled with the numerous predictions which had been made concerning the scarcity of labour this winter and the panicky state of the financial market, Hurstwood read this with interest.

Dear Annie: I read your post about merit raises with interest, because I've been involved in some pay negotiations myself lately — not as an employee, but as a job hunter.

Since the separation agreement is a contract, a spouse can apply to the court for an order for payment of the money called for by the agreement, together with interest and costs.

“The thing about life, Harry had told Lauren, was to live in the world with interest. To keep your eyes open and see the possibilities - see the humanity - in everybody you met. To be aware. If he had anything at all to teach her it was that.” —RunAway“生活的要义，哈里告诉劳莲，就是满怀兴趣地活在这个世界上。睁大你的眼睛，要从你所遇到的每一个人的身上看到各种可能*——看到他的人*。要时刻注意。