Sentence examples for eagerness to capture from inspiring English sources
In its eagerness to capture the fugitive leaker Edward Snowden, the Obama administration has taken a step that will resound through Latin American history.
Most of the investment has come from Taiwan, where rising labor costs, earthquake risks and eagerness to capture a share of the growing China market have driven manufacturers across the Taiwan Strait.
In a review of Richard Meier's pair of white-and-clear apartment buildings on Perry Street, he indulges in giddy anthropomorphizing, merging structure and inhabitant in his eagerness to capture the exhibitionistic glamour of both: "It strikes me that the towers are a pair of Hitchcock blondes.
And just as they immortalize a time in our children's lives, they tell our story: a parent's eagerness to capture a memory, an unsteady hand, the inability to retake... these were the hazards for amateur photographers, a.k.a.a
She sensed the woman's eagerness to get away.
How beautifully she captures everything you see in the photographs: the sweet but also triumphant smile ("I'm getting away with it!"), the proudly worn cowboy hat, the eagerness to charm and please.
Warner has impressed Coach Tom Coughlin with his eagerness to get started.
Despite their eagerness to get into the club, some already show signs of disillusion.
This is probably down to over eagerness to get to the green.
Despite Disney's eagerness to make the Muppets contemporary, McKenzie wanted his songs to capture the spirit of the original show.
