Sentence examples for eager to kick from inspiring English sources

Even as Democrats tiptoed away from the red line, eager to kick the can of Sarin down the road, their own harsh rhetoric haunted them.

Eager to kick up as big a stink as possible, they have even filed a criminal money-laundering complaint against unknown individuals at the BIS.

But that would just rally the Republican troops in the middle of the election campaign, making them even more eager to kick Mr Obama out of the White House.

Right-wing voters, angry about increased insecurity in Israel and fearful about concessions to the Palestinians, are eager to kick out Labor and usher in the Likud Party leader, Ariel Sharon.

In May, eager to kick off a summer of activism, he put together a small early-morning protest near Rockefeller Center and was arrested along with two others during a traffic-blocking die-in on Fifth Avenue.

Joe Root, in form and eager to kick on from his second innings 87 in Adelaide, was given out caught behind by umpire Marais Erasmus off the bowling of Shane Watson.

At 22 I was an editorial assistant at Harper's Bazaar and eager to kick-start my career.

After a long day, I'm eager to come home, kick off my shoes, and dedicate evenings to achieving deliciousness.

Nowadays it seems as if the foreign-exchange markets are home to a bunch of Charles Atlas's 97-pound weaklings, all of them eager to have sand kicked in their faces.First the dollar took a battering in 2009 when the return of risk appetite, and the ability to borrow the currency at very low rates, sent money flowing out of America for use in speculative "carry trade" transactions.

But no one's eager to see funding kicked down the road again, and the GOP can't spare a long shutdown facing midterms.

By then, Wayne Rooney will be back from suspension, eager to show that his kick on Montenegro's Miodrag Dzudovic last October need not have grave ramifications eight months later.