David was ever willing to venture into new fields.
Sturridge enjoyed the presence of an irrepressible sidekick, who was ever willing to exhaust defenders.
Regular readers will be aware of my love for the "other" code and also know that I am ever willing to learn from other sports.
Mark Twain and Charlotte Brontë hated her; Rudyard Kipling adored her; Henry James learned more from her than he was ever willing to admit.
At the back the captain Pablo Mills and Kyle McFadzean limited the Premier League leaders to perhaps three chances in the whole game, and the left-back Dean Howell was ever willing and able to push forward.
They were not all leftwingers either, nor Islington chatterers, but a sign of a country that was already a little more social democratic than he was ever willing to admit.
And since I have seen no real evidence that this White House or the Democratic leadership in Congress were ever willing to consider premium support, with or without new revenue, I'm not persuaded that the kind of deal Galupo sketches out above was ever within reach anyway, no matter how much more "sensible" Ryan was willing to be.
"It seems like the only time the president is ever willing to address the question of deficit and debt is when we have some opportunity and some leverage to bring him to the table," Mr. McConnell said, "and a request to raise the debt ceiling is one of those opportunities".
Time to go home to Kansas -- I mean, Chicago -- where your old trusty teammate John Paxson was named general manager last week, replacing Krause, whose influence on those six championship teams was less than he bragged but much greater than you were ever willing to admit.
Personal as it may be, the film is about a male genius so supreme that it can choose even when and how to be weakened in the presence of a woman, who, in exchange for monogamy, is ever willing to serve it.
