The phrase "anxious for work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong desire or eagerness to find employment or engage in work-related activities.
Example: "After months of searching, I am finally anxious for work and ready to take on new challenges."
Alternatives: "eager for work" or "keen for work".
"The idea that ownership would be anxious for a work stoppage is absolutely false," Goodell said.
That Basquiat and Penck did so well, if at very different financial levels, with works that deride the human figure in the very session where Lucian Freud's meticulously naturalistic sketches sold brilliantly reflects the anxious search for works that can be assessed on the basis of understandable criteria.
"And people are anxious for Erick's work to continue".
There were some tensions, he said, when Hungarians anxious for properly paid work tried to find jobs in the Welsh mines and the miners objected.
He was anxious for Handel's works to get a proper hearing-the composer wrote 4 or 5 hundred works in various forms.
Mr. Kouris, 45, has since been sleeping at Oslo's main railway station as he looks for work, anxious to raise some money for his wife back home, who has bowel cancer and cannot afford medical tests, he said.
We've got AutoHarvest [a nonprofit automotive-technology sharing company], the Michigan Small Business & Technology Development Center, the Kauffman Foundation, the U.S. Small Business Administration, Bizdom U. We also have 100 mentors and a bank of interns who are anxious to work for these little companies.
Their hosts – anxious for the relationship to work – fill up the silence: "Pat is a big history buff, ask him anything … Tiff is a dancer … She loves picnics.
While no city official has been implicated, investigators suggested that the Bloomberg administration, which was deeply invested in the project and anxious for the technology to work, had failed to recognize what Mr. Bharara said was a scheme that "appears to have metastasized over time".
