Sentence examples for eager to forge a from inspiring English sources

I've been yearning for a handheld experience, and so I was eager to forge a relationship with the thing.

Republicans, who suffered politically after every shutdown since the Clinton years, ought to be eager to forge a middle-of-the-road budget agreement and make life easier for their 2016 presidential candidates.

In the fall of 1995, America Online and Netscape, the browser pioneer, were eager to forge a strategic alliance to fight Microsoft, which they saw as "the common enemy," according to an internal document written by Stephen M. Case, the chairman of America Online.

Both are in evidence in a scene in which Lala, eager to forge a connection with a new black friend, begins telling him that the Iranian equivalent of Santa Claus is a festive fellow in blackface, to their growing mutual discomfort.

Walcott is eager to forge a link between the damage done by "bad teachers" who urge students to throw out poetic technique - "to beware of melody" - and what he calls "the totalitarian view of anything, the callous view, the indifference to beauty.

Though West and Zampella declined to discuss their time at Activision, they made it clear that after eight years of working on Call of Duty for the firm, they were eager to forge a new path.

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.

Trinity Mirror, acutely aware of the difficulties of selling regional newsprint titles, is eager to forge ahead with a switch to digital.

I am so proud to be her daughter, and hope that my children are eager to forge as strong a bond with me as I have with her.

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.

Other companies seem eager to forge partnerships, happy to get access to a company with 1,500 Ph.D.'s and 27,000 patents that spent $2 billion last year on research and development.