Sentence examples for be eager to move from inspiring English sources
Krzyzewski said he would be eager to move on.
By the end, you'll feel that you know the author and his family quite well — even though you may not be eager to move in with them.
It's an entertaining, varied fusion of eastern plucked and western bowed strings, mixing solo work with ensemble playing, but I suspect that many Kronos fans will be eager to move on.
The other anchor dropped yesterday at ABC's "Good Morning America," when Kevin Newman was named to replace Charles Gibson, who has been co-anchor for the last 11 years and is said to be eager to move on to a new role.
And even among companies that may still be eager to move older workers to retirement before age 65, some employers see the virtue of not letting health benefits be a reason for an employee to cling to his or her job long after losing interest in the work itself.
When her E! contract is up in 2012, Handler says she'll be eager to move beyond making fun of celebrities.
With all of them in their 30's and 40's and settled in their communities, none was eager to move, so the company stayed decentralized.
They were eager to move on.
Scientists, meanwhile, are eager to move ahead.
She was eager to move again.
