Sentence examples for eagerly grabbed from inspiring English sources
The assistants eagerly grabbed them.
Wilton, said Dodd, perfected the notion of the comedian who doesn't see the joke, a laugh-grabbing tactic Liverpool exported to the US where it was eagerly grabbed by Jack Benny and George Burns.
The globalization of opera is as inevitable as any other manifestation of our shrinking world, and perhaps it has only been sped up by the fall of Communism and the new freedoms that companies like the Kirov have eagerly grabbed.
Last week, working behind closed doors, he basically left a vacuum on 24-hour cable news that was eagerly grabbed by conservative critics and carpers of all stripes, from Congress and the blogosphere.
If you were to throw a gun from a window in Bay Ridge or Bushwick, so the legend went, it would be eagerly grabbed before it had a chance to bounce more than once.
Rachael is someone who is the epitome of the kind of warm person I discovered over the course of the weekend; when we first met she greeted me with a hug and when she brought me to meet the other co-founder, Zach Pollakoff, she eagerly grabbed my hand to lead me to him.
Most western consumers are amateur enthusiasts like Fos, eagerly grabbing the latest miracle off the shelf.
Ordinary Iraqis filled the meeting hall of the Communist Party headquarters and crowded into the lobby during visits this week, eagerly grabbing up the party's literature.
Although some homeowners are eagerly grabbing the offers of up to $200,000 for a house, the efforts are coming under growing criticism from environmentalists who say the companies are dismantling communities rather than than dealing with the root problems of safety and pollution.
We've been going to the farmers' market, eagerly grabbing (and gobbling) those hallmarks of spring: ramps, artichokes, and now, asparagus!
Give most idealistic teenagers a righteous cause or a chance to change the world, and they'll eagerly grab it, especially if they deem it exciting, important and meaningful, and if they see it as an opportunity to use their talents to solve real-life problems.
