Sentence examples for Ever eager from inspiring English sources

Ever eager to learn something new, she pressed me on "the latest research" and asked what doctors around the country were doing for her condition.

Ever eager for achievements he can call his own, President Jiang Zemin is taking full credit for spearheading the space programme.

Ever eager to sprinkle beads of approbation for the storied man he hopes to bring down, Mr. Hayworth couched his confidence in compliments.

Ever eager to cement the putative international coalition against terrorism, Prime Minister Tony Blair flew posthaste to Moscow today to meet President Vladimir V. Putin.

Ever eager to put my head in the noose, I say that the old stereotypes of Ireland are alien to most people aged under 40 in England these days, and are as distant a race memory as the Empire.

Ever eager to portray the president as fully engaged in his work, even on vacation, the White House detailed how immersed Mr. Bush was in the Middle East peace process.

Some will also get reshaped floor-pans and a brake-override system.America's ever-eager plaintiff lawyers already have Toyota in their sights.

Since any freshly minted Solara is, in effect, available for factory conversion, ever-eager-to-please Toyota offers the convertible in all three Solara flavors.

Those who knew her said that with her red hair and her freckles and her ever-eager willingness to speak her mind, she was beautiful, sometimes she could be a little noisy, and everybody loved her for it.

In this case, the player will receive the full attention of the ever-eager Jamie Redknapp (who has emerged as a useful marketing tool in these early stages of the PTS) during the course of the pre-match warm-up.

And the ever-eager attorney general of New York has jumped on it too.