Sentence examples for be particularly eager to from inspiring English sources

But Americans may not be particularly eager to revisit old Clinton messes.

Such a prospect looms again this year, when members of Congress will be particularly eager to get home to campaign.

The Federal Reserve, which has raised interest rates six times in the last year, may be particularly eager to slow existing home sales.

France is thought to be particularly eager to head off any recourse by Greece to the International Monetary Fund, which is headed by a political rival to Mr. Sarkozy, Dominique Strauss-Kahn.

The EPA, which regulates pesticides, has appeared to be particularly eager to aid industry.

And white women have shown themselves to be particularly eager to involve police when they deem a black person "suspicious".

He was particularly eager to meet Hamilton.

It was not something Girardi was particularly eager to do.

Congress has not been particularly eager to do so.

The kids are particularly eager to see the blood.

Steinbrenner, who has been particularly eager to get started, is one of them.