Sentence examples for eagerly informed from inspiring English sources
"She said, 'Eh, I'm going someplace else.' " Another applicant eagerly informed Ann Fleming Brown, the director of admissions at Union College, in Schenectady, N.Y., that the college was her first choice — or had become that when her true first choice, Bowdoin, rejected her.
I was convinced that I was meant to have this job because, as I eagerly informed my new boss, "I am a twin!" Three years later, I am completing my master of health science degree through the National Institutes of Health NIH Duke Training Programam in Clinical Research, preparing for medical school, and interviewing applicants to succeed me.
The appointment of a prominent scientist like Stephen Chu as U.S. Secretary of Energy in the Obama Administration, and the important role the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology is playing in science-related policy issues, has made it very clear that scientists are eagerly sought to inform policy debates.
More evidence is eagerly awaited to inform clinical decision-making when seeking to minimise the risk of CVD in people with T2D.
Ms. Gallagher then proceeded to slip eagerly into an lively and informed 20-minute conversation about the race.
As Brad informed me, everyone at Avalinx eagerly watched the initial iPhone launch, and agreed that it represented a real breakthrough in handheld computing.
The results of key studies are eagerly awaited to further inform treatment decisions and refine the dose/fractionation.
We eagerly watched the weather charts online where the typical blues and greens which informed us of swell size, were swapped for reds, blacks and eventually whites, each colour a greater magnitude of wave size.
"An arched foot is a foot having an orgasm," an interviewee informs us, an experience that several of the film's flushed enthusiasts, fondling their preciouses as eagerly as Gollum, seem constantly on the verge of.
George W. Bush eagerly assented.
