Sentence examples for eager to forge from inspiring English sources
I've been yearning for a handheld experience, and so I was eager to forge a relationship with the thing.
Trinity Mirror, acutely aware of the difficulties of selling regional newsprint titles, is eager to forge ahead with a switch to digital.
Publishers and businesses have been eager to forge partnerships with companies, business schools and business periodicals to generate more books and sales.
Accepting such an invitation was a gesture on Obama's part that signalled his desire to project an image of himself as a post-ideological politician, a Chicago Democrat eager to forge alliances with conservative Republicans on Capitol Hill.
Minor league teams, too, are eager to forge closer relationships with their major league parents to sell more merchandise and tickets to visiting fans, and more advertising to sponsors on television and in their parks.
Indeed, on Monday, Fiat's chief executive released a statement indicating he was eager to forge an alliance with Chrysler, and Mr. Obama said Fiat had committed to building fuel-efficient cars and engines in the United States.
If anything, the administration appears to have been eager to avoid forging any linkage between Iran and Taiwan in Chinese eyes.It is true that China is now the odd man out on Iran in the Security Council.
"We're eager to keep forging on," Hornig says.
She, like Harding, is eager for the BBC's regional news teams to forge partnerships with local and regional papers.
