Sentence examples for anxious to make something from inspiring English sources

"When you're doing something new like that, you're so anxious to make something happen, and a lot of times it's not there".

To embrittle means to make something brittle.

To make something is to be both conscious and concentrated – it is a fully alert state, but not one of anxious hyper-arousal.

"I want to make something.

Try to make something.

Learn to make something tangible.

The result is a sense of provisional, oddly apologetic beauty: superb, in its way, but anxious to make known that the aim is something much greater.

"I'm anxious to make a play.

I'm anxious to make an assist or bucket.

"I'm not anxious to make money off these developers.

Now what are you anxious to make room for?