Sentence examples for eagerness to join from inspiring English sources

There is an irony in Mr Weill's eagerness to join a private-equity firm.

Turkey expressed its continued eagerness to join the union, although its bid met with intense resistance from countries such as Austria and France.

Turkey's eagerness to join has waned since the start of the euro-zone debt crisis.A bill that legalises gay marriage in France easily passed the National Assembly.

Ms. Warren has a more critical view of Mr. Brown's eagerness to join nonpartisan events like bike rides and basketball games.

For to be an American, he declares, is to view the world in a certain way — a perspective he absorbed in his eagerness to join the country's elite.

Despite the country's eagerness to join the EU, the government and judicial authorities not only tolerated but even endorsed heinous "crimes of honour", the human rights group said.

I look forward with great eagerness to joining the public option as soon as it is available".

The eagerness of House leaders to join the committee reflects its importance.

But the piece, an excerpt from "The Seven," which Mr. Power adapted from Aeschylus, testifies to a seriousness and an ambition within hip-hop, and its eagerness not to oppose but to join with and add to the theatrical canon.

Seeking to explain the eagerness of the well-to-do to join the loving-hands-at-home movement, David E. Monn, a New Yorker who writes about home entertaining, used a familiar metaphor.

While the vast experience of the government-nominated graduates was advantageous, there was a lack of eagerness from some of the senior candidates to join the programme at a late stage in their careers.