Sentence examples for eagerness to meet from inspiring English sources
Mr Abbas (better known as Abu Mazen) has expressed his eagerness to meet Mr Sharon.
On Saturday, the senators spoke, sometimes boastfully, about their pride in the outpouring of support, their dismay at the law that passed in their absence and their eagerness to meet the protesters who have backed their actions.
By April 1629, England was ready to negotiate, and Charles I sent for Rubens directly, indicating his eagerness to meet a man with his international reputation for intellect and artistic genius.
And this, though I commend his eagerness to meet with Peter Tatchell as a genuine advance in this department, is a point on which Justin Welby needs some forthright clarification.
But in and around them, one senses a new spirit, an eagerness to meet the world, not with defiance and resentment but with the pride that comes from building a new nation.
We saw this again, this week, as the White House responded to the news of Donald Trump, Jr.,'s eagerness to meet with Russian officials who claimed to have "official documents and information that would incriminate Hillary Clintonn that were "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump".
Eagerness to fill the newly vacated space?
For Picture Post, he invoked the socialist Poum militia in Spain (Orwell's own corps) as a model for the Home Guard: "Superficially alike in mixture of uniforms… in shortage of weapons and ammunition, in hasty and incomplete organisation… they seemed to me more fundamentally alike in their serious eagerness to learn, their resolve to meet and defeat all difficulties".
