Sentence examples for eagerness to move from inspiring English sources

His eagerness to move on was palpable.

I emerged from Lesson 1 with demonstrably improved knowledge and an eagerness to move onto the next one.

But his deadpan monologues conceal the same exuberance -- the same eagerness to move the crowd -- that drives hip-hop.

Today, however, one Russian ballerina exhibits some of the old Nureyev-Baryshnikov eagerness to move beyond the ballet domain: Diana Vishneva.

In fact, "The Eye 10" perfectly captured the Pangs' eagerness to move from genre to genre, to learn and to move on.

The prosecutors soon learned that in its eagerness to move past the riots, York had given its future mayor a free pass.

His eagerness to go at the bomb from every angle suggests a voracious approach to fiction-making, a daring imaginative promiscuity that moves beyond the scope of his first, very good novel, "Family Planning" (2008).

You sense his eagerness to keep moving on, never to be stuck in a rut, to take all the tradition of tap and extend it.

Her letters brimmed with eagerness tosee the construction completed in time for her family to move in thefall.

The 52-year-old former West Ham manager last week repeated his eagerness to sign a quality forward and insisted that the club are ready to move when one becomes available.

The Pakistani military's unwillingness to move against the Haqqanis is one of the main reasons that American officials have been so rankled by Pakistan's newfound eagerness to say it suffers equally from cross-border attacks.