Maybe so, but few can doubt the eagerness of those foreigners to hand over to the Afghan army as soon as they decently can.
Were viewers rattled by Jellicoe's eagerness to bite the hand that feeds her?
Mr Jacobs predicts that if the Japanese market were to open up, it would be five to ten times the size of Macau's.Yet many Asian governments, for all their eagerness to get their hands on more tax revenue, still remain ambivalent about gambling.
After Lavelli died, Graham praised his abilities and remembered his eagerness to get his hands on the ball.
On the other hand, Dionysius' eagerness to join in their friendship, which occurs in both versions, is harder to understand if there really had been a plot (see Burkert 1972a, 104).
Sometimes, the fancy critical frameworks get out of hand: Welshman's eagerness to talk about "the lifeboat as metaphor" seems a bit grotesque, in this case.
Memory languishes in the pleasure of retelling her childhood life in an impoverished town yet zips through her life with Lloyd, perhaps anticipating the reader's eagerness to get to the matter at hand: discovering how Lloyd died and why.
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
Egan's eagerness to take justice into his own hands, and his selective disregard for the channels through which justice is conventionally dispensed, has landed him in trouble many times.
But the state of the union itself could yet be in the hands of radicals whose eagerness to see the president fail is outstripped only by their zeal to make an ideological point, even if it forces America into default.
