"eager by" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It may be a mistake or a translation error. Instead, you can use "eager to" to express anticipation or excitement towards something. For example: "The children were eager to open their presents on Christmas morning."
Faced with finding the engineering resources to expand the existing product, Prince said that Cloudflare was introduced to Eager by one of its funders, Union Square Ventures, which had invested in the company's C round.
Faced with finding the engineering resources to expand the existing product, Prince said that Cloudflare was introduced to Eager by one of its funders, Union Square Ventures, which had invested in the company's C round.
And Trump has been eager by Republican standards to push for drug price legislation.
Widely regarded as the busiest online shopping day of the year it's met with eager anticipation by retailers, card issuers and consumers alike.
Workers, with eager acceptance by management, are granted the choice to avoid paying union dues.
The clarinetist said he mostly avoided the bandleader's rages by his eager attitude and by his spry playing of even the most shopworn Armstrong repertoire.
But no matter where one turns, Minimalism is being enjoyed by eager young devotees and denounced by rival composers and unsympathetic critics.
Consequently, co-operative members were eager to show by example that, by following low impact practices, humans could live in a forest yet conserve it too.
Since the poem was inspired by the Millet painting, I was particularly eager to stand by it and recite.
It probably wasn't supposed to go up yet, but that didn't stop some over-eager employees by putting it up for all to see.
Tories are always low-tax by nature, by creed and by greed, eager to brand Labour the high-tax party.
