Sentence examples for anxious to wind from inspiring English sources
The hour was late and the director was anxious to wind up.
Alcohol, he says, draining the tea, fidgety and anxious to wind things up, will not destroy him.
Donors want to save money and are anxious for the court to wind up operations.
If, in other words, you are being cajoled to exercise, whether by your conscience, by your partner or by some other overriding force, you nevertheless are likely to wind up feeling less anxious, more relaxed and happier afterward, even if you're not having fun during the workout.
"Things are winding down, and I'm anxious to know," Thames said.
The drinks are winding down, and I'm anxious to head back to my hotel.
Although Heronemus passed away, his daughter, who worked with him, is anxious to invest her father's next generation wind technology with a group that can fund and commercialize it.
Consider waiting until the end of the day when sales wind down and they might be more anxious to close a deal.
Whatever the eventual outcome of the cyclical rent-law battle, for now only the Democrats seem anxious to engage -- and so, find themselves dueling with the wind.
As a result of these kinds of costs, offshore wind energy has been heavily subsidised by a government anxious to meet Britain's target of obtaining 15% of its energy consumption from renewable sources by 2020.
