Nevertheless, unable to shake the idea, she e-mailed Mr. Kim, eager to gauge whether he would even consider an offer from Italy.
During the long month leading up to our three-day February getaway, my friend Karrie and I anticipated our trip to the Napa Valley in a string of eager e-mail messages.
For weeks, I rode around town with a renewed sense of e-bike evangelism, eager to counter those who have argued the silent bikes are too fast and dangerous.
Here are four examples: one an established giant, the others all young, eager e-boutiques.The attraction of going to IBM is that it indisputably has what Mr Palmisano calls "a deep bench".
On the road, the e-tron is eager and quiet, while off the road, over rocks and through deep sand, it was sturdy and surefooted.
Punto e basta! clamber: eg "Eager crowds clambered to catch a glimpse of the newly elected … " Unless they turned into Spiderman and shimmied up lamp posts, they did no such thing.
I started to e-mail this guy, eager to compare notes, and then realized there was no need.
We've certainly received many tweets and e-mails from readers eager to see The Fact Checker slap a bunch of Pinocchios on him.
The veil is lifting from this mysterious metric, in response to pressure by consumer groups, by legislation before Congress and by loan-service Web sites like E-Loan that were eager to spill the beans to customers.
There are also e-mail messages from eager viewers like Hadi, a Tehran teenager who wrote that he and other teenagers in his apartment building were gathering to listen to the show on the radio because they could not get it on television.
Yet this fails to justify feeble padding ("at all times, the most unlikely situations are unfolding all around us"), eager embroidery ("Ed turned the glass in his hand, feeling the moisture bleed through the tufted cocktail napkin"), amateurish photos ( Mr. Lazar's grandparents beaming like fans at the B-movie actor and part-time paid real estate spokesman Cesar Romero) and flat-out silliness.
