Sentence examples for eagerly joining in from inspiring English sources

Some years ago a wave of youthful suicides was a telling sign of the level of family and social breakdown.Most of this week's disturbances involved teenagers, children as young as nine or ten eagerly joining in what is known as "recreational rioting".

The director, David Dobkin, and his writers, Steve Faber and Bob Fisher, kick off with a hectic montage of good will, as John and Jeremy grin their way into Jewish, Chinese, and other ceremonies, eagerly joining in with the dances and toasts.

You can get players referring to former managers as a bellend and his colleagues eagerly joining in.

The children eagerly join in.

The candidates eagerly joined in a chorus of criticism of the Federal Reserve and its chairman, Ben S. Bernanke.

Although Sen eagerly joined in the arguments, he says: "I could not develop enough enthusiasm to join any political party".

This time, Republicans running for president eagerly joined in, promising to stoke the furor, as anti-abortion conservatives took to social media to demand action.

The youngsters in the reception centre, who eagerly joined in the work to break the monotony of their day, were mainly from sub-Saharan Africa, and some had heartbreaking stories.

On "All I Wanna Do," the audience eagerly joined in on the chorus: "All I wanna do is have some fun/ I got a feeling I'm not the only one".

Remarkably few of them were British, which perhaps explains why 70 years later British politicians can still be found who prefer confrontation to appeasement, and why the Labour party, which has eagerly joined in every war going in the past decade, thinks fighting must be morally preferred to peace for our time too.

"Everybody's somebody's everything," he sings, and his hometown fans eagerly join in.