Sentence examples for eager to convey from inspiring English sources

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Mr. Bush seemed eager to convey the idea that such a respite from Washington was good for his soul.

He even said he was eager to convey thoughts from the throne of St Augustine via the medium of Twitter.

Amazon is notoriously stingy with data about many of its businesses, but it is eager to convey that the Kindle business is still growing.

Although Port Authority officials publicly acknowledged the daunting problems on Monday, they were also eager to convey the sense that some progress was being made on the centerpiece, the 1,776-foot-tall 1,776-foot-tall 1,776-foot-tallree other oFreedomowers, Towerrassit hub and the foundations for the memorial.

Despite four months of lurid coverage in the news media over Mr. Jackson's final days and his death at age 50, it is the image of a physically vigorous and mentally focused Michael Jackson that Sony Pictures and the Jackson estate are eager to convey with "This Is It," a new film opening around the world on Wednesday for a two-week run.

Yet they also convey a conservation message that the society is eager to get across.

If anything, her words conveyed the realistic determination of a seasoned athlete eager to get back to work following a period of rest.

On a recent Friday, however, Mr. Ford seemed equally eager to be conveyed to Scotland, to start a vacation with his wife after 14 breakneck months of acquisition and expansion at Alltel.

As advertised, my teachers at SHI were just as eager to listen as they were to convey.

Educators are always eager to adopt pedagogical methods that improve their ability to convey information.