Sentence examples for eager to rush from inspiring English sources

Not that he's all that eager to rush into things.

The Marines have been eager to rush the Osprey into full production as a replacement for an aging helicopter fleet.

The girls had a restless first night but seemed happy by the morning, eager to rush onto an outdoor deck and eat snow.

At the same time, scores of young men from around the area enlisted to be infantrymen, eager to rush to the front.

The injury is not thought to be serious, but neither Reyes nor the Mets, wary of past mistakes in handling his injuries, are eager to rush him back.

He is not eager to rush, however, when it comes to addressing the delicate question of who will succeed his boss.

I wasn't expecting it to leave me not just eager to play more, but to rush out and get a Wii U as soon as possible, yet that's where I was as I packed away my notepad, gulped down the dregs of my Coke and set off for home.

Graham whines: "Ever since the national Limbaugh show began in 1989, the Left has been eager to 'Flush Rush' and get his show cancelled.

You don't want to rush your partner or seem overly eager.

Eager to get home, I dismissed his thanks and tried to rush off ahead.

Goddess of the Harry Potter Universe, J.K. Rowling, released her new book to instant global stardom, but if eager fans rush to Amazon to see if Rowling still has her literary magic, they will be dreadfully disappointed: most reviews aren't about the book.