Sentence examples for eagerly refer from inspiring English sources
If, says Gladys Li, a former chairman of the Bar Association, Hong Kong judges too eagerly refer to the NPC cases that they deem to be "acts of state" (which are outside Hong Kong's jurisdiction), then "you've already undermined the judiciary".
About 50 students eagerly mimic her actions.
Rita, again, eagerly referring to "Giuliani's well known tough-on-crime" positions, says that stop-frisks have helped reduce the murder rate by 80percentt since 1990.
Flake was referring, of course, to birtherism, the racist conspiracy theory — eagerly taken up by Trump — that Barack Obama had not been born in the United States and was therefore ineligible to hold the office of President.
You can get players referring to former managers as a bellend and his colleagues eagerly joining in.
Hadley Fraser's Polixenes refers to women as "temptations", while Branagh himself spits out words like "sluiced" and "slippery" as if disgusted by female sexuality and eagerly kisses his male courtiers.
George W. Bush eagerly assented.
Soccer eagerly awaits 2015.
I leaned forward eagerly.
Local commanders eagerly obliged.
