Sentence examples for eager guests from inspiring English sources

He doesn't bother appearing on two of the best tracks on the album, "Interlude" and "Outro," which are instead full of eager guests.

A queue of eager guests snaked around Jay Jopling's White Cube in Mayfair last week for the private view of Tracey Emin's exhibition, Those Who Suffer Love – her first London show in four years.

And when a crowd of eager guests showed up at the Park Avenue doorstep of the billionaire industrialist David H. Koch, instead of being greeted with open arms they were met by three stern men in suits, sunglasses and polished shoes.

There are other figures who acquire the relentlessness of the leitmotif — striking when they first appear, dangerously close to tedious as you realize that, like eager party guests, they are never going to leave, yet somehow growing funny again through that undaunted capacity for repetition.

There are other figures who acquire the relentlessness of the leitmotif striking when they first appear, dangerously close to tedious as you realize that, like eager party guests, they are never going to leave, yet somehow growing funny again through that undaunted capacity for repetition.

The Muppets were regulars on the first season of "Saturday Night Live," in 1975, and a year later they got their own show, which ran for five seasons, aired in more than a hundred countries, and attracted eager celebrity guest hosts ranging from Lena Horne to Liberace and from Lynn Redgrave to Cheryl Ladd.

Especially when followed by "Or too nice!" House-party hosts are universally eager to make guests eat.

Major poets certainly seem eager to participate; guests this fall include Eileen Myles and Brenda Shaughnessy, both part of a series titled "Women We Love, Women We Want to Be".

Some have opened bed-and-breakfasts, often known as farm stays, that draw guests eager to get a taste of rural living.

The meeting drew nearly 200 curious members of the academy and guests, eager for a chance to size up the two newcomers.

Resplendent in a russet silk and gold brocade ensemble custom made for the occasion, she conducted the eager but untutored guests on a crash course in the art of 15th-century dining.