Sentence examples for eagerly said from inspiring English sources

When S. S. McClure, the crusading editor of McClure's magazine, made him an offer, Steffens eagerly said yes.

Hundreds of solemnly dressed students crowded around him after the speech seeking autographs, and several students eagerly said they would vote for him whether he has a chance or not.

We eagerly said yes and, after a few weeks of successful "kid dates" to gauge compatibility, their social worker said it was time for them to move in permanently with us.

So we approached Noah Michelson, the editor of HuffPost Gay Voices, to see if they'd add a new Wellness page to Gay Voices, and, to our delight, he eagerly said yes! Perhaps we shouldn't have been shocked, as the wave of wellness that has been rolling across the country was rolling through The Huffington Post's hallways too.

Tonight Mr. Gore embraced the bill eagerly, saying, "Because hate crimes are an affront to all Americans, this vote is a sign of hope for all Americans".

So once the Mets knew they were not getting Piniella, they leaped for Howe and he jumped into their arms, eagerly saying yes to a four-year contract for $9.4 million.

As I left the auditorium, the overwhelmingly female crowd were eagerly saying to each other things like: "I was crying for Carrie... .. "Oh no, I was crying for Samantha... .. "I was crying for Charlotte..."...

A minute later POTUS walks in and eagerly says 'where is Kyle?'".

"We've been going around for a decade and a half, I think too eagerly, saying al Qaeda is finished.

When I asked if they wanted to return to their homes, they all nodded eagerly, but said little more.

"I think there's a real enthusiasm, the game's been eagerly anticipated," said McInnes.