Sentence examples for eager to flee from inspiring English sources

She craved a place that she could decorate her way and wasn't eager to flee.

If humans are so eager to flee into her reality, she asks, as sentience flickers into her circuitry, why would she ever want to visit theirs?

The women also responded to the same questionnaire five times, indicating how anxious, tense, eager to flee, or uncomfortable they felt on a scale of zero (not at all) to 100 (very).

BOSTON — Later this spring, Bostonians eager to flee to Cape Cod for the weekend will have an option other than sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic for 70 miles and fuming along with everyone else.

Meanwhile, flashbacks to his military service and calls to his elderly father reveal a murdered fiancée and an abducted cousin, hints of the bloody mess he was so eager to flee.

Widower Tyler, doing his best to nurture his teenage sons, Dante and Adam, has rationed praise and approval, leaving Dante especially eager to flee the nest for university and a career.

But they don't seem eager yet to flee the city, or their new neighborhood.

Indeed, given Cuba's racial history, it is hardly surprising that black Cubans have generally been far less eager than whites to flee to America.

They later aided (eager) Muslim women and children to flee Srebrenica, well aware that the men's fate was "uncertain", though not expecting mass murder.Yet whose fault was this?

Its owner, a government militiaman, sells Kalashnikovs and grenade launchers, eager for the money in case he needs to flee, he said.

Mr. McAfee has since said on his blog that he had no choice but to flee because police and politicians in Belize are corrupt and eager to kill him.