Sentence examples for eager summer from inspiring English sources

He majored in art history at Brandeis University, and was an eager summer intern at the Guggenheim Museum in 1973, his first museum experience.

Republicans and Democrats are eager this year to show voters they are working to create jobs.

Tagliabue appeared eager today to slow down any rush to approve the plan.

Still, no one seemed eager this week to take credit for honoring Mr. Guo.

In theory, America's central bank should be more eager today to tighten policy than it was then.America's easy-money policy has spilled over into other countries.

But it appears to be less eager today than anytime in the last decade to pick diplomatic fights with the United States, even on issues in its own backyard.

But Mr. Bush was most eager today to cast Mr. Gore as someone who was partly responsible for -- and a proponent of -- high gasoline prices.

None seemed eager yesterday to announce an expansion in the hours of sexually explicit programming, notice that could offend their subscribers.

Americans are as eager today for analysis of how they live as they were when Mr. Riesman wrote "The Lonely Crowd".

Why else were their outspoken Eurosceptics so eager this week to help Ian Taylor, an outspoken Europhile, beat off an attempt by local activists to deselect him from the Surrey constituency he has represented for more than a dozen years?

And Mr. Stiller (who established himself as a virtuoso in portraying bitter disappointment in the recent film "Greenberg") has an air of angry resignation that tells us he's going nowhere, despite an occasional eager spring in his step.