Sentence examples for eager to let from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schepisi doesn't seem eager to let her go.

Now, she added, high-technology companies are eager to let investors know what they are doing.

"They are not people we would have been eager to let in," he said.

Many universities are quietly eager to let students live in their own group houses, off the schools' books.

That, in part, explains why Belgium isn't eager to let France represent its interests at the table.

Both were eager to let Patrick Ewing carry the offensive load in the critical moments of tight games last week.

"I don't think the government is going to be as eager to let them out," Mr. Plesser said.

Both he and his wife are innately ambitious people who are not eager to let others hold the puppet or purse strings.

Suddenly he had a lot of close friends who were eager not to let his food go to waste.

"It is a serious cash-flow situation," said Mr. Nichols, who is eager not to let the organization go dark, figuratively or literally.

They stand up tall in that hotel basement, and they ponder earnestly, eager not to let their colleagues on the squad down.