Sentence examples for eager to sail from inspiring English sources
WHILE the show's widely cast net captures a varied universe of musicians, it's the musical adventurers eager to sail a variety of waters who turn up most frequently.
Boarding a ship at New York's Pier 88, the wide-openness of towering prow and slapping river made you eager to sail.
Like Iphigenia, the Titanic is a beautiful "maiden" sacrificed to the agendas of greedy men eager to set sail; the forty-six-thousand-ton liner is just the latest in a long line of lovely girl victims, an archetype of vulnerable femininity that stands at the core of the Western literary tradition.
"After weeks of sailing, you attempt to sail past Cape Horn.
Learned to sail or scull.
In "Skillies", the children had to sail to several islands.
Learning to sail involves lots and lots of sailing.
A four-time recipient of the Rolex award, Isler -- a 37-year-old mother of two young daughters -- was not as eager to announce her sailing plans.
Although he was eager to be lionized, discovering the Pole was peripheral to his ambition, which was to prove that balloons could sail to places that couldn't otherwise be reached.
