Sentence examples for eagerness to put from inspiring English sources

There was no mistaking the administration's eagerness to put its antiterrorism success on display.

My almost total ignorance about him, and my eagerness to put it right, was what tempted me into writing Explorers of the Nile.

There was excessive eagerness to put borrowers into these loans, and now we are all paying the price for the immense fees that the subprime lenders garnered.

Ms. Rapace's unwillingness to shrink from physical torment — "In some scenes, I'm running around in underwear, doing things that are quite hard core," she said of Elizabeth — might explain Hollywood's eagerness to put out the welcome mat.

In a region where emotions and livelihoods rise and fall with the university, people voiced eagerness to put the trial and the entire scandal behind them, but they are in for more news coverage, more accusations, more court cases.

Mr. Levine is a more recent acquaintance, but his eagerness to put his music at the service of the pope has forged a friendship between the two very different men.

He entered the presidency full of eagerness and with an expressed zeal to put his aims into effect.

Mr. Bush's use -- twice -- of the word "restore" was a telling measure of his eagerness, after several weeks on the defensive, to put Mr. Gore in a similar position.

It became evident last year that Russia's leadership was not put off by the high cost of keeping Ukraine on side - with an eagerness to pay almost $15bn £9bnn) a year in discounts on gas sales.

But the health of the men and their eagerness to ascend had rescuers putting the capsule to far faster use as Mr. Fogle emerged.

The British government's evident eagerness to bomb Iraq will be put by David Cameron to the House of Commons on Friday.