Sentence examples for eager to fire from inspiring English sources

The young boys whose skin rendered them both normative and innocuous were eager to fire the gun.

Mostly they and their brethren pride themselves on being professional killers, eager to fire their weapons and in their Marine-barracks parlance, "get some".

The principal owner, George Steinbrenner, was eager to fire Torre after the 2006 playoff loss to Detroit, and he expressed that same desire before the Yankees' elimination by Cleveland last Monday.

Both were highly active and aggressive, but as reluctant as James was to shoot a perimeter jump shot throughout this series, he was equally eager to fire away in the game that it mattered the most, including a 17-footer to ice the win late.

But today all that appeared to be in the past, as delighted downtown merchants and the mayor focused on the city's dream of using biotechnology and eager high-tech entrepreneurs to fire its economy.

Eager to curry favour, media bosses continue to fire journalists who criticise the government.

The campaign is eager to light a fire under its supporters to donate money to combat those ads.

We've built a lasting infrastructure that's already translated into success in legislative organizing, and we're eager to train our fire on the elections later this year.

As part of the development process, Hartley was eager to test the fire resistance of any particular design by constructing an 18 feet by 10 feet dummy structure, filling it with timber and tar, and setting it alight.

Security heavies prowled the venue Tuesday night, seemingly eager to kick out fans firing off shots with their cellphones.

The New Yorker, February 25 , 1928P. 11 Gentleman, eager to help at a fire in Fall River, was forced back by the heat or the firemen; had been unable to accomplish an heroic deed.