Sentence examples for address eager from inspiring English sources

The fair also reflects the city's Hispanic demographic: An array of Spanish-language authors from Latin America and Spain address eager audiences in Spanish, engaging directly with a county that is 64 percent Latino.

While teaching a college class on leadership, I often invited military veterans and former members from service organizations like the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Teach for America (TFA) and City Year, to address my eager students.

In 2004, I recall collecting email addresses from eager voters right across the country willing to have a two-way conversation with Malcolm.

A report could come in that a new product was so successful that customers were queuing up to see it, and the sales staff were having to stand on fire engines to address the crowds eager to buy it.

"Have we ever had a president," Mitt Romney asked in a foreign policy speech this summer, "who was so eager to address the world with an apology on his lips and doubt in his heart?" Mr. Romney repeated the allegation at last month's national security debate.

The topic he is most eager to address -- the challenge that bookends both his speech and his first term -- is crime.

These were questions the player, the coach and the team seemed eager to address.

William D. Novelli, the chief executive of AARP, said he was eager to address Senator Grassley's concerns.

She was talking about her husband's affair, a subject she was ready, if not eager, to address.

Since the UN is keen on promoting democracy, this is a complaint many in UNTAET are eager to address.

Mr. Cuomo, eager to address high unemployment and to prompt economic development, has shown considerable enthusiasm for the yogurt industry.