Sentence examples for eagerly willing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "eagerly willing" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a strong desire or readiness to do something. Example: "She was eagerly willing to help her friend with the project, staying up late to ensure everything was perfect."
Other rappers aren't "eagerly willing to do a play," Mr. Jones, 32, said last week at his studio near the flower district.
While she isn't 25 years old, blonde and eagerly willing to laugh at my stupid jokes, at least when she flirts with me I know it's for real.Dr Russell BirdLouisville, KentuckyGay prideSIR – You take an unusually cavalier tone toward the gay community, which seems contrary to The Economist's established pro-gay stance ("The slippery slope to bestiality", July 2nd).
When the studio began offering workshops on building a bamboo bike last year, Mr. Odlin would take participants on missions to cut it from patches on the property of landowners who eagerly granted permission to anyone willing to assist in taming the plant.
A perfectly willing viewer may eagerly sit down to re-watch a suspenseful film without feeling nearly the same amount of suspense as on the first viewing.
But it has also galvanized his opponents in this presidential campaign, from gun-control groups to Vice President Al Gore, who have eagerly tried to cast Mr. Bush as a willing pawn of the gun lobby.
Their goal: to determine how eagerly consumers and merchants on Manhattan's Upper West Side would be willing to dispense with cold cash in favor of hot tech.
Whatever he's willing to teach me, I'm willing to learn" — and eagerly envisioned a backcourt with promising 23-year-old Jordan Clarkson.
In an amended prospectus for its eagerly awaited initial public offering, the social networking firm showed why it was willing to strike the deal.
So even if you haven't been eagerly awaiting the next book in the series, it's noteworthy that HarperCollins is willing to launch major titles on Scribd, rather than just treating the service as a way monetize older books.
We know that the Trump campaign was willing to entertain assistance from the Russian government because Manafort, Jared Kushner, and Donald Trump, Jr., eagerly met with a Russian offering such assistance.
This was only the beginning: the advent of sound promised a vast artistic emancipation, eagerly assured by an industry convinced that mellifluous Negro voices were suited to the new technology — an industry willing, for a remarkable moment, to lead rather than follow the society it entertained.
