Sentence examples for eager to call from inspiring English sources

The White House is not eager to call attention to this practice.

"I was like, wait, are you sure?" She was eager to call her parents and tell them the news.

While they usually characterize even the most hostile meeting in diplomatic terms, in this case they were eager to call the meeting "tense".

It looks like murder, but everyone seems eager to call it a suicide, except one local cop who is helped in his investigation by the victim's ghost.

Just last week, Sudan's foreign minister said during a visit to Nairobi that his government was eager to call an end to the violence.

Ms. Emmerling said she is eager to call up a deli, put in an order and say, "Deliver that to my house in Grand Central Station".

Neither Democrats nor Republicans have been eager to publicly call for tens of thousands of American troops to immediately be sent to Iraq, but the public feelings in France might just support such a move right now.

In addition to reaching a master contract for the 14 ports, the two sides need to negotiate individual agreements for the ports, many of which involve work rules that the shipping companies are eager to change, calling them inefficient and costly.

In the drills, when the supervisor wants to address the whole group, he raises his right hand and says, "Brief!" All turn to face him and raise their hands, until they look like a classroom of third graders, eager to be called on.

As a result, itinerant teams eager to play must call around to those teams with permits and offer to challenge them.

Since everyone will be really eager to have desert, call you're guests in groups so it's not overwhelming.