Sentence examples for eager to branch from inspiring English sources

He's eager to branch out.

As a Musical Criticism interview reveals, he is eager to branch out into Verdi and Wagner, and will sing the mighty role of Hans Sachs at Glyndebourne next year.

With a big-budget movie coming his way every year or so since Boogie Nights ("I asked Paul, 'Porno actors – what's your take gonna be? Because, I mean, my parents are still alive!'"), Cheadle has been eager to branch out, to use his name for purposes beyond self-enrichment, and to live a useful life in an unshowy way.

By the early '80s, Clark was eager to branch out into unplowed territory, and aging caught his eye.

International firms are increasingly looking for Chinese staff and Chinese firms — eager to branch out — want to draw in international people for public relations, marketing and sales roles because expats are believed to be able to get brands more exposure in the US and Europe. .

The idea for "Madam Secretary" originated in a meeting between McCreary and producing partner Morgan Freeman, who were eager to branch out into television, and CBS Chairman Nina Tassler, who suggested building a show around a compellingcharacter — ideally female.

China is eager to attract branches of world-class universities in the hope of upgrading its own universities.

Ms. Kopp said she had devoted considerable energy to traveling the globe in recent years, meeting with entrepreneurs eager to start branches of the group, and with young people ready to try out classroom teaching.

Why hand a cross-selling opportunity to the competition?Such thinking also helps to explain why many banks have been so eager to rebuild their branch networks.

But Mr. Karzai is eager to extend an olive branch to higher-level figures as well.

They were also eager to see Mott Haven, the branch closest to home, once its renovation is complete.