Sentence examples for been eager to give from inspiring English sources

Wall Street has not been eager to give up its cherished fractions.

For their part, administration officials have been eager to give consumers an easy path to continue in the exchange for the second year.

Although Mr. Walsh says he has been eager to give his account, he got far more than a knock on the door yesterday as he was led through a bruising interrogation.

In some markets, some of the time, biomass, geothermal, landfill gas and waste-to-energy can compete on price with carbon-based fuels.While technical improvements have been cutting the costs of renewable energy, governments everywhere have been eager to give it a helping hand.

But, perhaps reflecting the internal arguments within the administration about the wisdom of releasing the tape, Mr. Cheney added, "We've not been eager to give the guy any extra television time" and said he would "rely on the experts as to whether or not it would be a good idea for us to release" the video, or a transcript.

In its 25 (or 26) years, the ensemble has performed well over a hundred new scores, building and maintaining a style: these musicians are the musical equivalent of white-water rafters, and their composers have generally been eager to give them plenty to do.

And the French are eager to give him an earful.

They are eager to give tasters wherever possible.

Mr Rourke and his assistant, Alan Hayden, are eager to give a full account of their labours.

I explained that Mr. Goldstein was eager to give her the information for the hacked account.

Desmond is eager to give evidence to the Leveson inquiry if asked.