Avid used in a sentence

Avid in a sentence as an adjective

I'm an avid gamer and this is the first time I've heard about Kamcord, so that's must mean something.

Even the most avid follower of JS updates can't compete with a team of the standard jQuery draws upon.

I think most people would assume that if you were an avid consumer of news over the last 5 years you would have heard about, say, every worldwide rampage killing that involved more than 5 fatalities, right?

You will see more of this, since most people in the EU speak English and are avid consumers of broadband, but are not especially sympathetic to the American philosophy of contract law.

As an avid FB/Twitter/Instagram/everything user, privacy is not a hard problem to deal with: if you put something on the internet, assume that everyone will see it and know it's you.

I'm also an avid strength training aficionado, for which I've learned more about the human physiology and the mechanics of lifting weights and their effect on your muscles and nervous system than I care to remember.