Sentence examples for eager to keep up from inspiring English sources
With his speech today, Dr. Muluzi appeared eager to keep up the pressure.
It is the library of an elder statesman, yet the books on display alongside the first editions suggest someone eager to keep up with the modern world.
This is probably why people dread landmark birthdays that arrive every five or 10 years, and are often clumsily eager to keep up with the young.
Some large departments, like those in Dallas and Denver, have already made changes, often under the leadership of an administrator eager to keep up to the national standard or after DNA exonerations revealed mistaken identifications.
As the third-largest airline behind United and American, Delta is eager to keep up and has said that it has not ruled out making a deal of its own.
He sells the once ubiquitous motorcycles now, though with the country eager to keep up with the rest of the world, few Chinese choose to ride them these days.
PC makers will be eager to help it get there, to keep up the pressure on overmighty Intel.
Your bright eyes and eager nudges motivate me to push even harder to keep up with you.
"In my experience, the postdoc is often the most valuable peer reviewer because he/she is hot from the grilling of a Ph.D. programme, is still excited about trying to keep up in the field, and eager to please".
Eager to belong to the universe of "Sunday clothes," he badgered the already overextended Ida to send him the money he needed to keep up appearances.
