The punishment was organised by first-year girls, eager to demonstrate their revolutionary fervour.
The framers of the Constitution were certainly eager to demonstrate such compliance.
The hangman, an American soldier eager to demonstrate his expertise, waited.
Back in the Netherlands the "Caravaggisti" were eager to demonstrate what they had learned.
Motivated, perhaps, by his ego, he seemed eager to demonstrate his powers.
He was always a man casting around for an identity, eager to demonstrate his intellectual gravity.
He is also eager to demonstrate "quotidian camaraderie and personal attachments" between the Muslim students and the English.
"The satellite is at present over Kansas," he explains, eager to demonstrate the power of his outer-space warhead.
The administration, eager to demonstrate that it and not Congress still made foreign policy, tried to frame the day.
That was why I was always eager to demonstrate, in both spoken and written word, my mastery of their language.
In the days before June 30, both Iraqis and Americans are eager to demonstrate how independent Iraq already is.
