Sentence examples for eager to sweep from inspiring English sources
The schools themselves, eager to sweep aside town-gown schisms of the past, say they are happy to play host.
But the government will not be able to put suspicions to rest until it stops appearing so eager to sweep the story under the rug.
She's lost her father and brother, on whom she relied for military force, and she sees that other men are all eager to sweep in and take over.
Because diplomats like Natsios have been eager to sweep these mass killings under the rug for years is exactly why Bashir thinks he can literally get away with murder.
Why are we so eager to be swept back to our mother's bosom, coddled like toddlers, spoon-fed sugar milk and baby biscuits?
To sweep the clouds away?
Their connections are not as keen about handing Uncle Mo the Triple Crown as the horse-loving public, which is eager to see that feat accomplished for the first time since 1978, when Affirmed swept the three races.
Sitting one point below the Revs is a Chicago Fire team who are eager to climb into a playoff spot and avoid a season sweep by the Revolution.
Eager to support Lon Nol and destroy the sanctuaries, Nixon authorized a large sweep into the border areas by a U.S. and South Vietnamese force of 20,000 men.
Officials seemed especially eager to emphasize the party's history as a populist movement at a time when mass protests have swept authoritarian leaders from power in the Middle East.
