Sentence examples for eager to compete from inspiring English sources
By the 1990s it had spread to Eastern programs eager to compete.
Other operators of warehouse stores on Long Island are eager to compete.
Some journalists in The Chronicle's old newsroom are eager to compete regionally.
And the major nuclear suppliers are only too eager to compete for their business.
After we won the title I was feeling great on the court, just eager to compete.
We have just a bunch of young racehorses, guys that are eager to compete.
Haiti's rambunctious three-day annual street parade coincides with other Mardi Gras celebrations around the world and attracts large nighttime crowds eager to witness competing bands atop highly decorated floats.
Newly installed as a trainee teaching assistant in Mrs Ward's class, I assumed I would have nothing more to do than manage the odd request for a forgotten bit of stationary as this group of year 5s, who were obviously bright and eager to learn, competed to be the first to use their newly acquired knowledge to complete the sums she had set them.
Eager to avoid competing against other album releases, as had happened with A Momentary Lapse, Pink Floyd set a deadline of April 1994, at which point they would resume touring.
X'ers in these countries were eager to join the growing economy and willing to compete for still-scarce educational slots.
Economic change brought opportunity and challenge: consumers were eager to buy products, and international competitors began arriving in Poland to compete for them.
