Sentence examples for eager to face from inspiring English sources

Are they eager to face the Angels?

Neither of those two teams was particularly eager to face the Chinese team.

But in the National Basketball Association, Eschmeyer is inexperienced enough to sound eager to face O'Neal.

Before the match, Campbell said he was eager to face Woods.

Across the street, in the State House, the politicians are now eager to face it.

But any serious effort to curb long-established middle-class entitlements risks setting off a public reaction that few political leaders are eager to face.

Officials of the Bush campaign insisted that Mr. Bush was ready -- and eager -- to face off with Mr. Gore, but some viewed the commission as trying to dictate their debate strategy.

PAGE D1 SPECIAL TODAY Working Younger workers, demanding and self-absorbed but also ambitious and eager to learn, face an unsettled job market.

For a week, Santana stressed how eager he was to face real competition, and he said he was more excited than usual for a spring training start.

Whatever the case, Ewing's extra bounce shows how eager he is to face the Knicks for the first time since the trade that ended his 15-year career in New York.

Second, clinical geneticists are not eager to replace face-to-face consultation with a telephone consultation.