Sentence examples for eager to hook from inspiring English sources
Quantyn Timothy, 12, was eager to hook a prize.
As the filmmakers see it, everyone who's out at night in New York is on the make, eager to hook up, gain power, or get rich.
With the distribution of 4G on the rise across all the major UK networks, this should be welcome news to iPhone owners whose phones seem all too eager to hook up to hotspots that are often barely within range.
And if it does, the staff won't be coy about it: restaurants — especially the best ones — are eager to hook you with a taste of what they can do.
He's especially eager to hook up with big-name artists from the hip-hop and R&B world – a smart move seeing as more underground, indie producers are being sought after right now, and often British ones.
Parents who make such a hefty investment may be eager to hook up their children and have them start playing so they can start seeing results, but there are skeptics who attribute any positive results to the fact that the device pulls children and their parents together to work toward a goal -- not to the device.
By contrast, bands like the French pop-rockers Phoenix (playing just before Pavement) and Gorillaz (performing afterward) sounded all too eager to proffer hooks and nothing but hooks, as if no longer expecting listeners to unravel multiple ideas.
weighed in on the looming government shutdown on Monday, saying she believes Democrats are refusing to negotiate with Republicans on a continuing resolution that delays the implementation of President Barack Obama's health care reform law because the party is eager to get individuals hooked on the measure.
She goes on online dates and dates with casual acquaintances, initially eager to get to the hooking up, but finally unable to ignore an itch of discomfort with the individual men.
But Mr. Lehrer, who closed his talk by quoting something Bob Dylan "actually said," insisted that he was not eager to let himself off the hook.
In the end, just as he accuses the American public of doing, Dee is a little too eager to let everyone off the hook, including the reader, and perhaps even himself.
