Sentence examples for be eager to put from inspiring English sources

But, realizing that people would not be eager to put their medical records on a computer at M.I.T., they chose a less privacy-conscious group: dogs.

Mr. Boehner will also be tested -- perhaps as early as during the lame duck session this month, when Democrats may be eager to put the issue to bed -- on the tax cut front.

Mr. Boehner will also be tested — perhaps as early as during the lame duck session this month, when Democrats may be eager to put the issue to bed — on the tax cut front.

"I think Romney's supporters would be eager to put away what is perceived as an underfunded, second-tier field sooner than they've been able to," said Mike DuHaime, a senior political adviser to Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, a top Romney supporter, and a veteran of the presidential campaigns of John McCain, Rudolph W. Giuliani and George W. Bush.

Sovereign-wealth funds from Asia and the Gulf provided rescue finance for Barclays, Citigroup, Lehman and Merrill Lynch, assuming they were buying into blue-chip stocks; in fact, they were catching falling knives.In 2009 they will be more circumspect, but will still be eager to put their excess capital to work.

We can understand that Americans may be eager to put these dark chapters behind them, but it would be irresponsible for the nation and a new administration to ignore what has happened — and may still be happening in secret C.I.A. prisons that are not covered by the military's current ban on activities like waterboarding.

They were eager to put their money into government bonds.

Groups within the auditee were eager to put heat into the overflowing.

But I was eager to put it to the test.

But he is eager to put such battles behind him.

The students are eager to put their skills to the real test.