Sentence examples for bit eager from inspiring English sources

I was a bit eager to impress and all the doubters were there.

"We were all supposed to dress up as animals but I got a bit eager with this tiger fairy thing.

It suggested a polyglot take on jazz-pop, and if it felt a bit eager to impress, Ms. Spalding had a point to prove, at least in jazz circles.

It was our ball, it was the first time we touched the ball and we got a bit eager to touch it and we had a loose pass and they run the full length and score again.

This will-it-ever-end winter has us all more than a little bit eager for spring to arrive.

Belichick is quite a bit less eager to talk to the media after a defeat.

American theatre, he finds, was the slowest to accept outside influence, while classical music was a bit too eager.

And his acting, which in seasons past has seemed a bit too eager, appears to be quieter and more nuanced.

No wonder Intelsat executives have become every bit as eager for privatization as any of the company's rivals.

"They're still a bit militant, eager to combat the scandalous lack of resources in the south.

Though he's a bit too eager to feel Richard's pain, he's perfectly good at expressing it.