Sentence examples for eager for good from inspiring English sources
The miners' story riveted the attention of a nation at war with terrorism and eager for good news.
Almost four years after the mortgage market first began to quiver and unemployment began to rise, Americans are understandably eager for good economic news.
According to several people working with the alumni, the mediation soured for a time when the school, eager for good publicity, disclosed the smaller settlements to the Times, despite a media blackout that both sides had agreed to.
The dinner capped a four-day summit of Ford's dealers and top executives, and it should have been Mr. Farley's time to shine, to feed off the enthusiasm of dealers eager for good news at Ford.
The performance is an improvement on the first quarter last year, but marks a slowdown from the Christmas period, which saw UK sales excluding fuel fall just 0.3%, cheering investors eager for good news after Tesco's worst year on record.
"I think the calculation has been that they have to promise high and deliver what is practical" to the rural people eager for good land, said Sam Moyo, who runs the Southern African Regional Institute for Policy Studies in Harare.
And newspapers, ever eager for a good health scare, have happily devoted space to such stories.
He seemed eager for her good opinion, seemed to want her to confide in him.
Parker: And here, we get a glimpse into what animates Ms. Barnes — like all journalists, it seems, she's eager for a good, high-profile story.
The people in the audience were eager for a good time (having paid up to $19 a pair for tickets) but moments of real gladness were few.
Eager for any good news, the benchmark RTS stock market index closed 1.9percentt higher, while Yukos stock rose 7.49percenttoto $11.40 per share.
