Sentence examples for becoming eager from inspiring English sources
"By 1916, as Madam Walker herself was developing more assertive views on race, she was becoming eager to assume her place alongside Harlem's famous, influential and intriguing residents," Ms. Bundles reports.
The Assad government and the opposition may not be able to agree in Geneva, but the outside powers which support them are becoming increasingly eager to bring the conflict to an end.
The president and CEO at Minneapolis-based agency Little says that organisations are becoming more eager to connect with customers by telling what he calls their "true story" – one that defines their purpose.
Regina says that the studios are becoming increasingly eager to keep online fans happy by releasing promotional footage early and giving them snippets of information as the hype for releases builds.
As the lagging economy weighs on the many struggling banks, they're searching for more creative ways to make money, subsequently becoming more eager to use their customers' personal information for private gain.
This is why Tony Blair is becoming such a fan of the euro, as the business world he pays exclusive attention to becomes eager to join.
Douglas A. Berman, an expert on sentencing issues at Ohio State University's law school, said that the latest decision suggests that judges are becoming "notably less eager to fudge the law" on the question of causation "to enable an obviously deserving victim to collect from an obviously unpleasant defendant" in these cases.
Hannah responds to this behavior by becoming more tentative, unsteady, eager to please.
"We become so focused on becoming leaders that we see that development as an end in itself and therefore become less eager to truly get behind something and have a purposive direction in which to lead".
James is eager to avoid becoming embroiled in a relegation scrap as he tries to impress England manager Fabio Capello.
