Sentence examples for eagerly reading from inspiring English sources

These are minor cavils, though, and should not stand in the way of readers eagerly reading The Invention of Nature – a superior celebration of an adorable figure.

In a cheerfully decorated classroom in the rundown Thornton School, Dawn Wornock's fourth graders are eagerly reading aloud from a Chinese interpretation of the Cinderella fairy tale.

She was women's editor of Kenya's biggest national daily paper, the Nation, and on a Sunday could be caught eagerly reading the Stars Foretell column she had cooked up earlier in the week.

Indeed, you do not realise how astonishingly interesting the whole book is until you find yourself protecting that this thing or that thing bores you, and eagerly reading on in spite of your protestations.

Eagerly reading The New Yorker as a boy growing up in Fall River, Mass., I was both puzzled by and envious of the "we" that appeared so often in the magazine's Talk of the Town pieces.

The American military has been eagerly reading "Three Cups of Tea" but hasn't absorbed the central lesson: building schools is a better bet for peace than firing missiles (especially when one cruise missile costs about as much as building 11 schools).

They eagerly read translated works of Western educators, philosophers, and literary writers.

But I eagerly read Hsieh's book from cover to cover.

Could anyone who eagerly read "Madame Bovary" and "Anna Ka­renina" at 12 not end up a writer?

The magazine's foreign reports, especially from New York, were eagerly read.

I also suspect that it will be eagerly read in Indonesia itself.