Sentence examples for be eager to create from inspiring English sources

The press there certainly seems to be eager to create a class of untouchables who can be abused at will by Evangelical Brahmin.

He had worked at Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Conran's and was eager to create his own retail magic.

He is eager to create the memories his new teammates have, and his new bosses promised him the chance.

And because so many Americans are eager to create their own companies, they had a potentially endless customer base.

Also, pending funding, he and his colleagues at the National Film Preservation Foundation are eager to create another collection of archived films.

But the link between rote learning and authoritarian governments is obvious; neither government is eager to create a generation of free-thinkers.

Brazil, by far Latin America's largest economy, has never been eager to create a meaningful free trade area for the entire hemisphere.

Ecuador has a huge tuna fishing fleet, and Colombia a smaller one; both countries are eager to create jobs that do not depend on narcotics trafficking.

The Chinese authorities are eager to create a more professional image for their stock markets, in line with their ambition to make Shanghai a global financial hub to rival New York and London by 2020.

Having previously worked for the N.F.L. on the annual scouting combine that is conducted in Indianapolis, Hancock was eager to create a new look for his hometown for Super Bowl week.

Kuchi leaders contend that they are forcibly excluded from pasturelands they have used for a hundred years by Hazaras who are eager to create an Iranian backed Shia mini-state in the central highlands.