Sentence examples for eager host from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, members have developed a variety of tactics to fend off food, including a kind of fake-out whereby one keeps an eager host at bay by constantly having full hands — a diet soda in the left, a plate of nice lean veggies in the right.
For additinal support, Congress will be able to choose from an eager host of independents and small regional parties, including several recently jettisoned allies.India's Communist parties, which provided support and endless headaches to the outgoing government for most of its tenure, will not be among them.
The romanticized descriptions of Canada and Canadians were a giveaway; it's mostly perceived as a wide expanse of unexplored wilderness, filled with women eager host a nobel American man fleeing the burning ruins of his homeland.
("What do you mean you're not hungry?") Others rely on deception, keeping their plates just full enough to prevent eager hosts from piling on seconds.
The usage began to expand, finding eager hosts, latching and becoming downright pervasive.
59E59, eager to host the play, stepped in with the funds.
At the ceremony in June, Wang had invited a delegation of Nicaraguans to China, saying that he was eager to host businessmen.
With a number of countries eager to host the WOMAD festival, regular events were subsequently established in the United Kingdom, Australia, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, and New Zealand.
It is well known that Italy loses much of its best talent to the United States and other wealthy nations eager to host them.
Bettman said the phone had been ringing from other cities eager to host a relocated Coyotes club, although he declined to confirm whether Quebec City and Seattle, believed to be the strongest candidates, were among them.
"We were eager to host the first Heineken Cup match ever played outside Europe, to stage a special, spectacular rugby event and to project brilliant images of Cape Town and European rugby across the world," a Saracens statement read.
