Sentence examples for eagerly apply from inspiring English sources

Many of those who eagerly apply each year for the civil service fast stream – one of the most popular graduate employment schemes in the country – do so without fully realising what it will be like to work for the government.

Instead, realize they're just another set of tools, to which we researchers must eagerly apply the same rigor we have everywhere else.

As early as 1737, botanists were already eagerly applying the new system on the American frontier in New York.

Calculus is the most useful mathematical tool of all, and scholars eagerly applied its ideas to a range of real-world problems.

When Ben talks to a dinner guest of his father's, the "esteemed barnacle expert" called "Professor Darwin" (there are many such cameos), about adaptation, he eagerly applies the professor's ideas to the way America's government evolved from England's.

Both population of cells are eagerly applied for cell-based therapies in SCI, mainly due to their paracrine activity.

Researchers have embraced every emerging new technique and have eagerly applied the techniques to scientific problems beyond the imagination of the original inventors.

Darryl teaches Michael phrases to "help with his interracial conversations" that are completely absurd and fabricated but which Michael eagerly applies anyway (2 22).

Confident of my acceptance, I'd eagerly applied to join the new Teach for America corps, and had just been rejected.

This was more than a little rich coming from a man who had voted for the bank bailouts and eagerly applied for stimulus funds for his own congressional district.

The major TV networks and newsweeklies took the tabloid's favorite obsessions: sex, drugs, violence, the antics of high-profile celebrities, and eagerly applied their shock and gossip reporting to Simpson and in the years after to Michael Vick, Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and any and every other celebrity and sports screw-up around.