Sentence examples for eager to drop from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich is not eager to drop out, but some of his supporters gravitate toward Mr. Santorum as he comes to be seen as more viable, perhaps forcing the issue.

The idea that most suburban families are eager to drop two or three sizes to embrace subcompacts — long associated with drivers who are in school, single-and-struggling or suspiciously frugal — is wishful thinking.

The kind of best customers that spend millions of dollars a year, for whom the company would be eager to drop $400 to $1,000 on an Internet appliance.

You are eager to drop all the reasons that get in your way to choose powerfully.

In light of these numbers, most Republicans seem eager to drop the subject, fearing that the issue will have diminishing returns at the ballot box.

Here are ten of the titles to come that I, for one, am massively eager to drop whatever work I'm doing for.

But even Trump was eager for HBO to drop Maher back then.

This outspoken passenger is a practical person, eager to be dropped off at a good place for picking up clients.

Sudan has been eager to be dropped from the American list of state sponsors of terrorism, which carries punishing sanctions; the country joined the list in the 1990s, when Osama bin Laden was living in Khartoum as a guest of the government.

At the same time, it's become more common to see contemporary pop stars displaying their jazz bona fides with pride: witness Lady Gaga pairing up with Tony Bennett for an album, or the wealth of producers, DJs and MCs (such as Tyler, the Creator) eager to name-drop their favorite vintage jazz records.

Now, with a full 82-game season ahead, Brassard is especially eager for the puck to drop on the 2013-14 caspaign, as the Rangers will probably feature a high-speed offense under their new coach, Alain Vigneault.