Sentence examples for be eager to single from inspiring English sources

Another reason the Republicans might be eager to single out Mr. Spratt is that he would become a powerful figure should the Democrats take control of the House.

Apple shareholders may wonder, however, why a company that has never paid a single dividend should be eager to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on a no-expense spared construction project.

Be eager to help somebody.

The proponents of this bill are desperately eager to single out and punish companies that engage in boycotts against Israel.

European Union officials are eager to create a single market for cellphone, broadband and other services, and are increasingly supportive of deals that would consolidate the industry around a number of large incumbents like Telefónica of Spain and Deutsche Telekom of Germany.

Today, landlords are eager to reconfigure rooming houses and single-room-occupancy dwellings into fully equipped private apartments.

The profile made clear that few young, single men were eager to join the WBC, and that she would therefore be unlikely to meet a suitable spouse if she remained a member.

Publishers at the fair last week also described a growing children's book market propelled by the one-child policy: Chinese parents are eager to pour their resources into their single offspring.

Approached in January 1861 to abridge the three volumes into a single work, Olmsted was eager to proceed, but his responsibilities as superintendent of Central Park, which had him overseeing implementation of the landscape design he and Calvert Vaux had submitted in 1857, prevented him from doing so.

"But I didn't get a single complaint, and people were eager to have it come back," he said.

Everyone is eager to help".