Sentence examples for eager to fly from inspiring English sources

Not all engineers are eager to fly solo.

Just a few months into their partnership, however, they discovered that business cards loudly proclaiming "Divorce!" were not always a banner their customers were eager to fly.

After years of waiting for the plane because of production delays, airlines have been eager to fly an airplane that promises significant fuel savings.

Although the world is eager to fly and thirsts for oil, it has had little appetite for new nuclear power for the past quarter of a century.This is not just the direct result of Chernobyl.

Bay Area residents have also been surprisingly eager to fly — about 80 percent of the zeppelin's customers are from the region — cushioning the balance sheet somewhat from the worldwide decline in tourism.

Young Americans eager to fly should be encouraged to wait until they can enlist in the Air Force, thereby contributing to the defense of their country as they acquire age-appropriate skills.

Still, airlines are eager for the planes to fly again.

IT'S COMING ON DOWN!' "Upon hearing this dire news, Cocky-Locky is eager to "flap feathers and fly" with Henny-Penny, who says, "LET'S ROCKET, ROOSTER!" And off they go, "StoAMIN' tellell the king".

But when we explained our purpose was to document the new school, doors and hearts seemed to fly open, with residents eager to show us their homes and businesses, built with their own hands.

At the peak of the "Teletubbies" craze in England, British tabloids regularly sent helicopters to fly over the set, eager to get a picture of a Teletubby with its costume head removed, revealing the actor within.

The company that provided your ticket is eager to have you fly over and interview; what you do after that is up to you.