Sentence examples for eagerly asked from inspiring English sources

The question everybody eagerly asked was what had she been eating – how big a mountain of food?

Daniel and Natalie Borman opened their front door and warmly greeted me upon my arrival from New York, then eagerly asked for news about their oldest son.

When I first met them, they eagerly asked me to correct their pronunciation, and they got it right about half the time.

He waxed nostalgic about a physics teacher who tried to teach him Einstein's theory of relativity, and eagerly asked students about their career ambitions.

Most distressing, however, were the "most eagerly asked questions" from Iranian and Lebanese journalists: "When are the Americans going to take over Iran?" and "When are the Americans going to take over Syria?" These questions make me sad and angry.

An older monk, when he heard I was from the United States, turned to me and eagerly asked, "Have you seen the Dalai Lama?" Back in town, Gyalthang seemed a little too manicured, with cafes in the renovated old quarter serving pizza to tour groups and souvenir shops hawking colorful pillow cushions.

She recalled a woman who showed up in her slippers, eagerly asking how she could get on the Internet.

Prinze's conversation with Jeter was piffle and moved into Jeter eagerly asking Prinze about the Warner Brothers film.

To counter that, the "real possibilities" theme will be used to suggest that AARP members are eagerly "asking what's next," Mr. Pardo said.

I found Hoover in a corner of the room, boxed between a Terminator arcade and a crowd of startup founders eagerly asking him question after question.

The shoppers browse eagerly, asking questions and loading up their bags with fresh, local food.