Sentence examples for eager to lock from inspiring English sources
Given the whole Timothy Chandler kerfuffle, Klinsmann will be eager to lock up the 21-year-old Boyd.
Russia is especially eager to lock in reductions, and Mr. Obama has made deep cuts a primary diplomatic goal.
Democrats, eager to lock in the gains from previous contests, pushed a plan that parceled districts along partisan lines, making each one safely Democratic or Republican.
He thinks that spending on imprisonment may crowd out other ways of reducing crime, such as better policing and drug rehabilitation.Even some politicians have become less eager to lock people up.
Some traders also attributed the market's declines to selling from money managers eager to lock in gains from the market's rally over the last six months as the quarter draws to a close.
The new year is normally a busy time for traders who shape such large, customized options deals, because money managers are eager to lock in yearly gains and reposition their portfolios for the new year.
They were generally eager to engage.
Firms are looking to lock in leases on favorable terms and property owners are eager to oblige, agents said.
Eager to update its image without changing its antediluvian (or antebellum) substance, the party is trying to lock down its white country-club blowhards.
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