"eager with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a feeling of excitement or enthusiasm. Example: The children were eager with anticipation as they waited for their turn on the rollercoaster.
They all knew one another, and were too eager with their phone calls and letters.
Surely Moses's treatment of displaced tenants cannot be excused by saying other cities were equally eager with the bulldozer.
"We were all supposed to dress up as animals but I got a bit eager with this tiger fairy thing.
Apart from his departmental activities, Dilke was eager, with Joseph Chamberlain, to press the general Radical point of view within the Cabinet.
Shinjo, who said he had been too eager with his own light bats, used Wilson's heavier bat to pull a homer to left field.
Goldberg, 30, is a little like a Canadian Chris O'Dowd, though more wide-eyed and eager, with a laidback stoner's demeanour beneath his jittery talk.
However, she got so rattled by the matter of why Labour voted for the EU budget cut that she started talking really fast and getting a little over-eager with the maxim 'the best form of defence is offence', none of which peels my spuds.
While Schwartz took a not-quite veiled shot at Harbaugh's collegiate pedigree, the 49ers coach was quick to acknowledge that he had been over-eager with the handshake.
In 2015, this center alone treated over 2,500 patients, the majority of whom had been a bit over-eager with the booze.
: :"A table set in such a style : "Holds forth a welcome sign," — And added with an eager smile, : "With NONGTONGPAW I'll dine".
But American officials say they are aware of the risks of pushing too hard and are not eager -- with few recent accomplishments toward making peace in Africa -- to stoke the coals of ethnic hatred.
