Sentence examples for eager to arrive at from inspiring English sources

For months Molly's baby brother had been trying to arrive prematurely, and now that he was due, he didn't seem eager to arrive at all.

Despite Markham's insistence that he was eager to arrive at a "win-win" solution with the town, he had recently sued Wilmington, and had posted on the Ledges' Web site ad-hominem criticisms ("stupid," "official bias and hatred") of Selectboard members.

What didn't need to be said then was that this image would very soon be bookended by its counterpart, George W. Bush's walk up the stairs into the plane that would take him back home, to Texas, on the very day that Obama was sworn in — a moment that itself seemed to be alive and eager to arrive, looking at its watch, tapping its feet, ready for the curtain to part so it could take the stage.

Yet Jackie was often the first to arrive at an event, eager to put on her sash.

Beagle had been among the first Canucks to arrive at the arena before Tuesday's game, eager to catch up with Capitals staff members and his former teammates.

Guests began to arrive at five o'clock.

What do you want to arrive at?

The officers tend to arrive at dawn.

Use logic to arrive at a conclusion.

Use logic to arrive at your position.

The packs, meanwhile, are eager to get at each other.