Sentence examples for eager to guide from inspiring English sources

Along the way, don't forget to enjoy the season by breathing deeply, thinking about your future self and staying confident that people are eager to guide and to walk alongside you.

Not surprisingly, retailers that were once perceived as a source solely of leisure wear are only too eager to guide customers through the sartorial transition, which, by most accounts, has placed more of a burden on men than women.

Samaniego is eager to guide anyone interested in studying statistics, especially those who haven't had many educational opportunities.

Mr. Obama is eager for Germany to guide the euro zone toward a solution to its debt crisis, which is threatening the world economy and his re-election chances, Reuters says.

The servers, meanwhile, are friendly and eager but clearly unpolished and lack the experience to guide diners through the complicated menu and wine list.

American officers say they are particularly eager to capture, as opposed to kill, militant leaders, who they say can offer intelligence to guide future operations.

If some poets seem eager to play tour guide, to show you every knickknack in the flea market while keeping up a constant stream of patter, a good Gilbert poem is content simply to stare at you — not hostile, not friendly, just very focused.

Mike Arrington weighed in to say that, in his experience, founders are also eager to have VCs help guide them — before even considering what engineers to hire — on simple things like how to find a good accountant.

As a parent, I am truly confused, exasperated, and eager to learn how others are guiding their children through all this drama!

Opposition groups were eager to sell themselves as guides to an unfamiliar region.

Pee-wee must attend an entire tour before he can get to the basement, and Hooks, the smiling tour guide, is eager to patiently educate the group about every imaginable fact about the history of Texas.