Sentence examples for eager maybe from inspiring English sources

And she is not alone: "Spring Breakers," written and directed byHarmony Korine ("Kids"), also stars Vanessa Hudgens, a starlet who is equally eager — maybe more — to leave behind her squeaky-clean work in Disney's "High School Musical" series.

Ms. Mosco is an eager performer, maybe too much so for the loner O'Keeffe, who late in life found refuge in the isolated expanses of New Mexico.

So, when I became the founding CEO of a new venture development organization called JumpStart, it's safe to say I was ready, eager and maybe even a bit nervous to meet him.

I was probably a bit young and over-eager, and maybe a bit over-ambitious.

"I get a lot of guys coming in here eager to fight, maybe 90 a year," he said.

She saw that he didn't know what she was talking about and she was ready — maybe eager — to explain.

Some of America's largest companies, maybe eager to level the playing field, favor requiring employers to provide insurance.

Tryon feels like a tourist getting ready to board one of those rides at Universal Studios across the street from his school -- eager, excited and maybe a little nervous, but in a good way.

Well, maybe "eager" isn't exactly the right word — NVIDIA really hates playing the mobile benchmark game.

Or maybe eager staffers who work for Colorado Senator Michael Bennet (former Denver Superintendent of Schools) did their job--promoted their boss--effectively.

Obama, for his part, seemed ready, maybe even eager, to change the subject.