Sentence examples for eager to document from inspiring English sources

Television cameramen surrounded the crowd, eager to document their grieving.

Another report was expected to provide all the ammunition necessary to stop its use on fruits and vegetables, and I was eager to document its demise.

Although air rifle is one of the Olympics' more obscure events, reporters thronged the shooting site Saturday morning, eager to document the awarding of the Games' first gold medal.

Other documents also outline the difficulties investigators faced while attempting to solve the crime, including witnesses who were too afraid to testify, the limits of forensic science, and photographers who were eager to document the event.

She was desperate for money, and he would have known she was a tough, single mother and maybe that's why he called it 'Motherhood Triumphant.' " Mr. Prager invited Doris Makas back to the barn in Provincetown to interview her, eager to document the barn's historic significance and preserve a living link to the barn's heritage.

It tells the story of two men: Massoud, fighting first against the Soviet troops and later against the Taliban; and Mr. de Ponfilly, who, shamed by the extent of French collaboration with the Germans during World War II, is eager to document a resistance waged by untrained, ill-equipped fighters against one of the world's most powerful armies.

The idea for a film arose when Mr. Kiefer, eager for someone to document the mysterious universe he had created, invited Ms. Fiennes to visit Barjac.

So, fresh off completing my master's degree in journalism, I was eager to see and document Israel through the eyes of those who were experiencing it for the first time.

But sometimes it doesn't" — for instance, when people are too eager to classify documents because that makes them seem more important.

Kosovo in the spring of 1999 was as close to black-and-white as it gets with journalism, and I was eager to go there and document proof of my own beliefs.

The officers were less friendly, less eager to hunt down documents to put in individual files.