Sentence examples for eager to rain from inspiring English sources

Few opponents, though, could have been more eager to rain on his parade than Torino.

And there were indeed plenty of churls eager to rain on his short parade back to Downing Street from Buckingham Palace, where, after Tony Blair resigned, the queen invited Mr Brown to form her government.He has grasped the main prize of British politics in a strange way without a vote in either his party or the country—and at a puzzling time.

He was a daringly cold-blooded bomber pilot, eager to rain down hellfire on Vietnam at the height of a disastrous war there.

It started to rain.

It begins to rain.

It began to rain.

Once basketball or athletics loses its TV coverage, it will lose its rewards.Universal appealOr so pessimists, eager to spot the rain clouds, will speculate.

And when particularly filthy weather hit one evening I galloped all the way home eager to quickly escape the rain.

Eager to wrap things up before rain could intervene, England's openers dominated the Sri Lanka attack, although Cook was reprieved on 12 by Sachithra Senanayake at square leg.

Thanks to the glass wall and some overhead blue lights, the theatrical shower is ready to accommodate anyone eager to stage a sexy singing-in-the-rain performance for a partner in the bedroom.

Those eager to go upstairs lined up silently in the rain.