Sentence examples for eager to attach from inspiring English sources

Major corporations, always eager to attach themselves to edifying causes, might agree to take the project on.

Hamas has found it easier to raise money from Iran, which is eager to attach its name to such a high-profile and popular anti-Israel group.

Mr. Carter said she accompanied him on numerous trips to retailers and to Silicon Valley start-ups eager to attach themselves to the Gaga brand.

While it's clear that Flannery's lifelong orientation will be toward other women (unlike Anne's), she's not eager to attach the label "lesbian" to herself.

That suggests that while Assembly Democrats are eager to take advantage of the new borrowing, they may be less eager to attach all the strings that Mr. Ravitch had hoped for.

Bruce, eager to attach some tactical kudos to that fine start after his reputation took a bashing over such issues on Wearside, explained in great detail how he had implemented a system with three at the back to maximise what he had available when he arrived at the club.

Finally, Snapchat has already proven that advertisers are eager to buy Sponsored Lenses that essentially attach their brands to your faces.

Many banks are eager to extricate themselves from the strings attached to the government bailout money, including restrictions on pay.

Less-affluent potential home buyers were eager to escape the stigma that had been attached to such serviceable housing options as trailers, studios, and single-room occupancies (SROs).

The I.O.C. knows it cannot survive without corporations eager to turn over huge sums of money just to have their name attached to the Olympic movement.

But Gascoigne's quick feet have long been attached to a ponderous body, and his twists and turns found Boro players eager to harry.