Sentence examples for eager to pass from inspiring English sources

And he is eager to pass on some of the old traditions to the next generation.

The government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, however, is eager to pass it as soon as possible.

Nailing down the final details won't be easy, especially with each company eager to pass the blame to the others.

But her campaign was eager to pass off the changes as accidental, releasing a statement saying she "always" used both.

"The scientists are so eager to pass this magical test that they start playing around with the numbers, trying to find anything that seems worthy," Ioannidis says.

Indiana's Republican leaders are eager to pass the bill — and end any related commotion — before Feb. 5, when the national spotlight turns to Indianapolis for the Super Bowl.

To be sure, politicians aren't economists, and conservative politicians have been eager enough to pass tax cuts that function as Keynesian stimulus.

Our instructors, who were young in years but had been turned into hard-boiled cynics by their year or two at the front, were eager now to pass on the experience they had gained at the Kuban bridgehead or in tank warfare at Kursk.

Stiglitz, however, is eager to give Brown a pass.

Dad, more eager than ever to pass the truck now, finally found a break in oncoming traffic and pushed the gas pedal on the wagon all the way to the floor.

"They are eager to give".