Sentence examples for eager to stand from inspiring English sources

But he added that Mr. Huntsman was eager to stand out on issues when he can.

Cruz read Twitter messages from people eager to "Stand With Rand".

Since the poem was inspired by the Millet painting, I was particularly eager to stand by it and recite.

"But they're smart, they learn very quickly, and from what I saw, they are eager to stand on their own".

For months, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has been eager to stand beside labor leaders and contractors to announce projects that would employ thousands of construction workers.

In fact, Enda Kenny was so eager to stand his ground that Prince Philip had to stretch to reach him, and strangely enough it was he who ended up producing a little nod of acknowledgement, not the Taoiseach.

Mrs. Clinton did not exactly try to keep a low profile today -- certainly not to the degree she has on her recent visits to Capitol Hill, where she seemed, at times, eager not to stand out and upstage her new colleagues.

For the Poles, eager to to stand shoulder to shoulder with the United States and to emerge from the shadows of war and occupation, the Congressional financing package and the offsets created a unique opportunity.

But there's also a fair chance that it will attract individuals eager and able to stand for positions that no contemporary politician would ever dream of taking.

And if you are eager for a promotion and want to stand out in the workplace, skip these colours altogether.

More than 1,000 fragrances and 800 eye-shadow shades for department stores have been introduced in the last five years, according to the NPD Group, a market-research firm, and their manufacturers are eager to make their ads stand out.