Sentence examples for eager to divert from inspiring English sources
According to The Times's Ethan Bronner, the protests were coordinated via social media, but they also appeared to have support from Lebanon and President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, who is eager to divert attention from his crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators.
Many cities and municipalities are eager to divert bulky Christmas trees from taking up space in the landfills, and instead turn them into mulch for open space.
Spillers opens at 9.30am, and it may be to divert the over-eager morning customer that some window space has been turned into a small exhibit, celebrating the shop's rich history in Cardiff.
They have been more than eager to pounce on the commission for a perceived softening in the protection of rare species and for failing to divert development from some interior areas.
To divert ourselves, of course!
Heavy congestion due to diverting traffic.
Thus when I ventured to the third annual Outside Lands Festival this past Saturday and Sunday in Golden Gate Park, I was eager to test the festival's ability to properly minimize, sort, and divert waste.
But the church is eager to keep a spiritual hold on this country, where people can still check a box diverting up to seven-tenths of a percent of their taxes to the church.
But housing advocates worry that the banks, eager to end the costly process, could take shortcuts as they comb through loan files for errors, potentially diverting aid from the neediest homeowners.
But housing advocates worry that the banks, eager to end the costly process, could take shortcuts as they comb through loan files for potential errors, in some cases diverting aid from the neediest homeowners.
