Sentence examples for eager to stop from inspiring English sources

Hungry strangers said they were eager to stop by for a bite.

But they also acknowledged that they were eager to stop an onslaught of negative public attention.

Having hinted at a possible coup in late April, they remain eager to stop Mr Erdogan returning to power alone.

But these evenings aren't exactly the type of raucous parties that the police are eager to stop.

"Next April he will be 28," Stendhal wrote to a friend in 1819, "and he is eager to stop working at 30".

And Jasmine is a single mother eager to stop working as an exotic dancer and fulfill her dream of opening a restaurant.

Such success is increasingly touted by activists eager to find ways to stop things like abusive labor and free-trade practices and the cutting of old-growth forests.

After all, the Mets, eager to get everyone to stop thinking about their woeful record, had essentially shouted Wheeler's name from the rooftops in advance of his first game.

While Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Barak have been criticized as "messianic" in their thinking on the Iranian nuclear issue and are widely viewed as ready, if not eager, to take military action to stop it, Mr. Dayan said they would prefer that the United States led any attack, even if that meant waiting until after the November presidential election.

When my plane landed in Atlanta around dinnertime on May 12, my best friend Kelly was there to greet me with an eager hug and the plan to stop for some "Pub subs" on the way home.

Eager to soothe lingering tensions, city officials told police officers to stop singling out the vendors.