Sentence examples for been eager to hand from inspiring English sources

Britain has been eager to hand over responsibility for the force.

However, it is unclear whether investors are eager to hand the company more money.

With Bush having been relieved of his, will people be eager to hand out another that might get returned?

Right now, the boat is moored on the Illinois River, and Boudreau is eager to hand it off to someone else.

Many fathers are eager to hand the family business down to their sons and Duncan Jones's dad was no exception.

Mr. Levin was eager to hand control over the media empire to AOL shareholders to buy into the dot-com fantasy.

Republican or Democrat, how many politicians around the country would be eager to hand the city 15 votes or so in the Electoral College?

As for the prisoners still in their possession, Nasser and Jalal told me they were eager to hand them over as soon as there was a reliable government to take them.

He angrily told the crowd, "I don't want to be back to square one," and emphasized that he was eager to hand the reins to a fully elected board.

He has a few swing tips he is eager to hand off to Andres Torres, the Giants' slumping leadoff hitter, little things he picked up while watching Torres strike out four times against Roy Oswalt in Game 2. And who knows better than McCovey what it's like to be Buster Posey, the cleanup hitter who is trying to carry the team as a rookie?

They are also being pushed in this direction by Direct Democracy, a group of young MPs and candidates who have read their Burke and are eager to hand power to the little platoons.Yet even the most enthusiastic Tories refrain from calling for more tax-raising powers for councils.