Sentence examples for eager to choose from inspiring English sources

He is eager to choose this year's winner, which makes him no different from dozens of others who select horses for a living.

Either he or Oliver Pérez could have been banished to the bullpen, but they both may be spared, although Randolph may not be too eager to choose between them.

About 6 in 10 Republicans who are likely to vote think the views of most Republicans are consistent with those of the Tea Party movement, which, though diffuse, has had success this year in arguing that Republicans have been too eager to choose compromise over principle.

Ever eager to choose America over Europe as an ally for Britain, the Rupert Murdoch-owned Times of London, for instance, said in an editorial last week that, "This trip should be thought of as part of a continuing and extraordinary bond between peoples".

As local teen bands played rock music on a stage, hundreds of visitors waited single file in the sun, eager to choose from an assortment of concrete chunks small enough to be toted in one hand.

There are several gold companies or ETFs (representing groups of those companies) for an eager buyer to choose from.

For his 1896 attempt to launch the balloon, Andrée had many eager volunteers to choose from.

Far from being coerced, the women are clad in kimonos and look eager to be chosen.

What they had not talked about at their last dinner was that they would be taking the most natural and least hurtful course to becoming strangers: their marriage would no longer be on his conscience when he went with his business associates to the night clubs and karaoke bars of Beijing, where young women blossomed under the dimmed lights, eager to be chosen.

Legendary Singers Eager pop music fans have to choose between Smokey Robinson and Ray Charles on Saturday.

The procession has a history of turning into a political rally and many who gathered here for the festival that culminates on Wednesday were eager to express their desire to choose their own government without the interference of the United States.