Sentence examples for eagerness to test from inspiring English sources

Hideki Matsui and Norihiro Nakamura might come at a relatively inexpensive price, given their eagerness to test themselves here.

The recent election of Roh Moo Hyun, who campaigned on a platform of reconciliation with the North and more independence from Washington, will only embolden Pyongyang's eagerness to test the solidity of the half-century-old Seoul-Washington alliance.

I hope I have learned from my missteps, gained in wisdom, tempered my own eagerness to order test after test.

But after the recent Israeli troop withdrawal and with eagerness to reconcile their nation, the Lebanese leaders as well as the Hezbollah guerrilla movement backed by Syria and Iran started to test just how much autonomy Damascus would permit.

Nor were they chiefly motivated by the prospect of a profit, as the researchers discovered when they tested people's eagerness to acquire a celebrity possession that could not be resold.

Japan is a charter member of the American-led Proliferation Security Initiative, which envisages intercepting suspicious cargoes, and has since Mr Kim's nuclear test trumpeted its eagerness to help.

Still, the generals were also eager to disavow any eagerness to return to political power.

She was seen as "unusually attached" to her infant, and her insistence on being present when tests were performed was interpreted as "eagerness to see pain inflicted".

Turn up early to try outs it will display your eagerness to play the game.

The Surrey man looked bound for his first Test century on English soil since 2008 but, perhaps in his eagerness to reach three figures before the close, aimed a drive at Thisara Perera and was pouched by Jayawardene.

To some Italians, the American eagerness to rely on science and, more precisely, a mutual recognition of domestic research and testing, is based as much on expediency as reason.