Sentence examples for eager to trace from inspiring English sources
Eager to trace the sound to its source, he went to Johannesburg with his engineer, Roy Halee, in 1985.
To paint a chromosomal portrait of Americans, he teams with a genealogical society and finds additional subjects eager to trace their heritage through their genes.
Of course, readers of Bellow will plunge into these letters eager to trace the making of a writer, and in this they will not be disappointed.
I recently cracked open an advance copy, eager to trace the path from most Americans' pre-Claiborne apathy about matters gastronomic to the fever-pitch fetishism now, and to learn how he landed the part he played in that transformation.
They are eager to follow recipes, too.
To trace or not to trace?
Other perks: "mail drop," a database for determining whether an unrecognizable address (e.g., a post office box) is a mail drop possibly being used by someone eager to avoid being traced.
As much as anyone in the Trump Administration, Sessions seems eager to eradicate any trace of Barack Obama's tenure.
Because there are no known obsidian sources near the excavation site, the researchers were eager to see if they could trace the flecks' origin.
Defences to tracing are possible.
Poinar is just as eager to find DNA from V. cholerae as from plague, because tracing the evolution of cholera is still urgent today.
