Sentence examples for eagerness after from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's use -- twice -- of the word "restore" was a telling measure of his eagerness, after several weeks on the defensive, to put Mr. Gore in a similar position.

Indicating that the American focus will remain on security in the capital after the extra brigades leave in July, he cautioned against an "eagerness to go after something new," if that put at risk gains achieved by the troop increase.

Near the end, Courtney's mother delivers a dreamy paean to the Greatest Generation and its eagerness to nest after the Second World War: "We ache for life, hoping to flood the world with innocent children, replacing the smell of death with baby powder".

I hope I have learned from my missteps, gained in wisdom, tempered my own eagerness to order test after test.

Here is it, in all its eagerness to stop traffic: "After killing the red-haired man, I took myself off to Quinn's for an oyster supper".

The thrill of the battle and the eagerness to spring up after another beating was diminishing.

After declaring his eagerness to testify, Mr Blagojevich did not take the stand.

Lundqvist said his eagerness to play was building after so many months away.

On Tuesday, the eagerness of buyers to go after works with an instant punch and a famous name attached was stronger than ever.

Mr. Schundler's eagerness to display leadership soon after the attack led to a damaging gaffe when he criticized aspects of New Jersey's response during an interview in which he described his own ideas.

What intrigues us at the moment is Mr. Torricelli's eagerness to leave the Senate after only four years, and the light this sheds on the relative appeal of the Senate and the statehouses.