Sentence examples for are eager to write from inspiring English sources

"It's a market where not many companies are eager to write a lot of premiums".

Most salesmen are eager to write down the charges included in the purchase and also your monthly payment.

What is more, the threat of tax increases means they are eager to write these checks before more winds up going to Uncle Sam.

The paradox is that while the young are eager to write plays and new writing has never been more vigorous, the Government is meagre in its support.

The elderly are heavy users of prescription drugs, so few insurers are eager to write coverage for their drug costs alone, separate from their other medical expenses.

Hedge funds, awash in cash, were eager to write checks.

You might interview a Nobel prizewinning academic about their latest world-changing idea and be eager to write it up, but you have a duty to tell readers what other informed people make of it.

Coates said, "I live in mortal terror of writing about Moses," but that he was eager to write about Kwame Touré (formerly Stokely Carmichael), who took over the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee after John Lewis, and whose life demonstrates the strain of such commitment to peaceful change.

It's 2006 and Malik, a Somali journalist based in New York, is eager to write about the warfare and poverty that plague the capital, Mogadishu — and desperate to help find his nephew, a Somali-American teenager who has joined a militant Islamic group.

The Conservatives may have been eager to write off Labour as feckless spendthrifts who had driven the country to the brink of a Greek-style debt crisis – but they also made key promises to maintain benefits for pensioners and protect spending on the NHS, overseas aid and education.

For his fourth Adventure, Hergé was eager to write a mystery story.