Sentence examples for eager to press from inspiring English sources

She was eager to press charges, the police said.

But like her husband, Toks Oyelola, she was eager to press ahead.

By noon, Bingham was exhausted and not particularly eager to press on.

But he seemed less than eager to press Mr Hu on China's human rights record himself.

But his old pals in the government, chief among them David Miliband, the foreign secretary, are suddenly eager to press his claim.

Republicans continued to assert that those delays were intentionally inflicted on the traveling public by a White House eager to press its political point.

Democrats are eager to again press Ross, who is responsible for overseeing the U.S. Census Bureau.

The United States, France and Britain, by contrast, are eager to continue to press Iran with additional sanctions if it does not comply.

Apart from his departmental activities, Dilke was eager, with Joseph Chamberlain, to press the general Radical point of view within the Cabinet.

The more likely it seems that they won't get a second term, the more eager they are to press on with their project to outsource, shrink and commercialise as much of the state as they can.

Important as the German questions are and eager as we are to press for their speedy solution, we must not and cannot delay the peace settlements with other countries.