Sentence examples for be eager to pull from inspiring English sources

General Kayani and other military leaders are widely believed to be eager to pull the army out of politics and focus its attention purely on securing the country.

That means the existing pipeline infrastructure may be adequate to handle regional oil production, and that if the contract deadline does expire, shippers could be eager to pull out or renegotiate favorable terms.

When Mr. Trump won in November, Ambassador Otaiba was eager to pull Mr. Barrack even closer.

The European backbones of the NATO forces, the British, are eager to pull out of Kosovo, as the Canadians are doing.

He seems to know nearly every volume of the library's collection and is eager to pull the crowd-pleasers, like intricate ink sketches suggestive of Jules Verne, or a clown pop-up book.

They are correct, inasmuch as Mr Bush has pointed a pistol at the head of the Iraqi dictator, and given every impression of being eager to pull the trigger.

Today, app developers and consumer web companies are eager to pull as much data on their customers as possible, but they need to be more sensitive to privacy and data concerns.

The new government of President Dmitry Medvedev will also be eager to avoid an embarrassing situation whereby a major investor pulled out of Russia.

Be eager to help somebody.

Also, never be too eager to pull away protective mulches.

Don't be too eager to pull the trigger on those jokers, though.