Sentence examples for eager to cast from inspiring English sources

"Undercoating" is a word her subconscious has been more than eager to cast up.

The pope is most critical of those eager to cast stones.

Republicans, eager to cast him as just-like-Florio, call it raising taxes.

But Mr. Ratmansky was eager to cast a more mature dancer and was willing to make adjustments.

But, among the people I spoke with, I couldn't find a single person eager to cast a vote.

Tensions are inevitable between big economic and political competitors, and some in this country have been too eager to cast China as the next great adversary.

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.

With tensions on the rise, the fisheries bureau has been eager to publicly cast itself as a protector of China's sovereign interests.

Macon Phillips, the White House media director, offered these marching orders: Mr. Obama and his top aides have been eager throughout the debt debate to cast the president as the one interested in compromise, a position they hope will appeal directly to the moderate and independent voters that will help him get re-elected next year.

The large, eager to please cast is awkwardly handled by co-directors Sam Brown & Ilich Guardiola.

The regime delegation headed by Ja'fari was keen to cast itself as eager to negotiate, in contrast with an opposition it says it divided and unserious.