Sentence examples for eager to push the from inspiring English sources

But the utilities haven't been eager to push the technology.

A Saudi policeman, eager to push the pilgrims out, opened a bottle of water and poured it over a man's head.

Around the world, especially where government management is either inadequate or absent, wild animals are vulnerable to operators eager to push the boundaries.

And while banks may be eager to push the deals off their books, they know that they cannot rush too many of them to market, Mr. Monteith said.

"He was eager to push the envelope to go farther, to take the skills and the learning of the Renaissance in order to do something glorious".

Microsoft's new chief, Satya Nadella, is eager to push the vision of a dynamic, collaborative Microsoft, partnering with everyone from Apple to Salesforce.

No, what makes you eager to push this book into the hands of the next person you meet are the small, still moments, epics captured in miniature, like the lonely man with his cider and peanuts.

"We're eager to push this out into the community and find partners who can crowdsource more data collection and begin to connect the dots in meaningful ways," he said.

Less than 24 hours later, Mr. Romney's campaign is eager to push that message.

Though "Sweat" harks back to the working-class naturalism of Clifford Odets, Nottage is eager to push beyond the proscenium.

In most places the transition to the Iraqi forces has gone relatively smoothly, but there have been bumps, reminders of the underlying tensions between the two militaries and the resentment that American soldiers feel as the Iraqis appear eager to push them out the door even though they still want them to be on call.