Sentence examples for eager to testify from inspiring English sources

In his Manhattan apartment, Garfinkel is happy to offer access to basketball legends eager to testify to his good name.

Twice, in fact, around Christmas, which, by tradition — as both Hamlet and Scrooge would be only too eager to testify — marks the zenith of the ghost finder's year.

A lawyer for Mr. Chang, Bradley D. Simon, said his client would not comment on the case but was eager to testify before the Senate Ethics Committee.

Mr. Chang has not been contacted by the committee, despite his repeated public statements that he is eager to testify, according to his lawyer, Bradley D. Simon.

Mr. Simon faxed a letter today to the committee chairman, Daniel K. Inouye, Democrat of Hawaii, asserting that Mr. Chang was eager to testify before the committee.

Ute and Andreas were former elite athletes, damaged by steroids, betrayed by coaches and officials they trusted and eager to testify against them.

Goodson is eager to prove his mettle.

The guy seemed eager to show her.

Travis Tygart, the chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, and David Howman, the director general of the World Anti-Doping Agency, are eager to see if Armstrong will come to them to testify under oath about his doping.

Recurrent attempts since the 1970s to restructure the machinery of joint working, to create new incentives (and sometimes penalties) for collaboration, and to enable enhanced flexibilities for those eager to innovate, all testify to the continued challenge of fragmentation.

Spouses can't be compelled to testify, but there's no law against volunteering to do so, and the Epsteins proved quite eager to trade allegations.