Sentence examples for eager to mark from inspiring English sources

The problem is the type of testing, particularly standardized testing by a pyramid of school authorities eager to mark political points — be it the county, the state or the federal government — that forces teachers to teach to the test and waste students' time.

At the ceremony, he seemed eager to mark his start with quiet but unmistakable gestures that affirmed the reforming approach he has embraced since being selected in November over more senior bishops for the post that makes him spiritual leader of some 80 million Anglicans worldwide.

Sione Kalamafoni is eager to mark his farewell appearance in a Nottingham shirt with a vintage display.

Yes, I'm fully aware of all the negative comments about Xbox One, the "always on" feature, the "No used game" restrictions, the "non-game focused" TV features, the "if you don't have internet, stick with Xbox 360" PR nightmare... Everyone seems eager to mark Xbox One the loser of the next gen console war.

They were eager to score another one".

But other groups are eager to make their mark.

The sport was also new in America, presenting a fresh subject for an artist eager to make his mark.

The Crew are their first venture into sports and they seem to be eager to make their mark.

It was auspicious timing for both as they came together as keen youngsters, eager to make their mark.

Some deputies out of the police academy, eager to make their mark and ascend department ranks, agree to serve three years in Ajo.

But he is a fairly typical pie entrepreneur: young, eager to make his mark in food and with a Midwestern pie genius lurking in his ancestry.